SoulGame Studio has announced that its popular RPG Swords & Souls: Neverseen is about to launch on console for the very first time, with a Switch release just around the corner.
The game, which has gathered a decent number of players and very favourable user reviews since launching on Steam in 2019, will arrive on Switch on 18th August. Those who haven't played Neverseen might still recognise the Swords & Souls brand from the series' original release; the first Swords & Souls game was the number one title on web game portals Kongregate and Armor Games.
Here's what it's all about:
"In Swords & Souls: Neverseen, players are tasked with battling across the lands of The Neverseen in order to foil the plans of an evil witch after being shipwrecked by a mysterious force. In a unique twist on RPG gameplay, player characters are levelled up via varied and exciting skill-based mini games.
"The Swords & Souls titles are beloved by players worldwide for their digestible and approachable game mechanics. This makes Neverseen a natural fit for the Nintendo Switch platform, as it would allow a wider audience of RPG fans to experience the franchise for the first time."
Swords & Souls: Neverseen will be priced at $14.99 / £13.49 / €14.99 when it lands on the eShop next month. SoulGame Studio designer Séverin Larose has said, "We grew up playing the NES and Super NES so I couldn't be more proud to see our game coming out on Switch. We humbly hope that it will contribute to the joyful Nintendo experience."
Will you be keeping an eye out for this one?
Comments 9
Wow, this is a throwback. Definitely a classic of the Flash age.
@nessisonett I’ll always support flash games that come over! N++ ride or die
@ryancraddock Man, I sure would love to be able to see the embedded video. That feature from this website hasn't worked on my web browsers for months. Any idea why that is?
@BloodNinja
They might have a non-standard way of embedding YouTube videos.
On desktop Firefox, my experience is that the browser back button will unload the YouTube embed, and that I have to press back a second time to actually navigate back to where I was.
@RupeeClock Yeah, it's strange. Doesn't work on my PC, but works on my iPhone.
@The_New_Butler Weird!
Day one-ish pending reviews.
Hate flash game graphics, so immersion is gone for me & a nonstarter. 70 on metacritic, no length or depth, most of the reviews say.
Looks like a game that belongs on a phone but at least it looks better than any of the awful Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster that Square Enix recently show off.
Show Comments
Leave A Comment
Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment...