Following its launch on other platforms, 'delicate' horror game GYLT is making its way to the Nintendo Switch next month on 14 March, 2024.
Known for its accessible gameplay, stylish visuals, and cute, hand-drawn cutscenes, GYLT's gameplay almost gives off a 'family-friendly Alan Wake' kind of vibe, and we like it. You play as Sally who, after being chased by bullies, winds up in a twisted alternate reality in which nightmarish creatures stalk her through the town.
The jury's still out on how this will perform on the Switch, as it's certainly a bit of a looker, but we remain optimistic for the time being. If nothing else, it's nice to get another horror game on Nintendo's console.
Let's check out the key features:
- Narrative adventure game with puzzles, stealth and action.
- Get to understand the world surrounding and discover the mystery behind Emily’s disappearance.
- Decide to either face the creatures or hide from them, in the same way you’d face or hide your fears.
- You can avoid being detected by creatures, you can build strategies to distract them, through sound or visual lures or by attracting them.
- Soundtrack by Cris Velasco.
Are you going to be adding this one to your Switch library? What do you make of the trailer? Let us know with a comment.
Comments 11
YES! I felt like this game was perfect for Nintendo Switch. Excited to see it head over to this platform!
I'm glad this once Google Stadia exclusive is now coming to Switch. Was waiting for this to hit Switch for long time that I didn't even bother buying it on the other platforms (except PC) until after the Switch version release.
Tequila Works doesn’t miss! I will keep my eyes out for a Super Rare release
Great game. Played it on Stadia when it was an exclusive.
This was a fantastic game on Google Stadia (though I never finished it)... Although I have it on Series X, I'll gladly purchase this title on the Switch to support the developer and give incentive to make more horror titles!! Heh... maybe this time I'll finish it lol
I love the atmospheric visuals, hopefully it runs well on switch.
Need a review. Supposedly it reviewed well on other plarforms? The trailer is good and does grab me a bit.
@ScalenePowers - "TW doesn't miss!"
Bro, they made Rime. That enough to say they do, in fact, miss.
But Song of Nunu, that's good stuff.
@Paraka I love
Rime!! It made me cry, and I still listen to the soundtrack from time to time. No notes!!!
I didn't realize this got a full release last year, it was stuck on stadia when it died.
My roommate and partner needed something spooky to play now that we finished security breach. Gylt might just be that game.
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