Blasphemous 2, Mineko’s Night Market and Shadows Over Loathing, among the new indie games for Nintendo Switch

20 Apr. (Portaltic/EP) –

Nintendo has presented more than 20 new indie games that Coming to the Nintendo Switch coming soon, including Blasphemous 2which will be available in the summer of this year, Mineko’s Night Market -on September 26- and Shadows Over Loathing, which is already available.

The games have been displayed in a new Indie World presentation of Nintendo, an event in which the company has shared the news, announcements and updates of the new indie games that will arrive on its platform throughout this year.

Among the novelties presented stands out Shadows Over Loathing of Asymmetric Games LLC, the role playing game in which the players they will travel through vast environments of a black and white world which is replete with “chattering frogs, living calculations, and hideous abominations.”

The developer has said that users you can enjoy this game now through Nintendo eShop, embodying different characters such as Jazz Agent, with whom they can plot evil plans or Cheese Wizard.

Following this line, among the games that are already available in the Nintendo eShop for Switch are Teslagrad 2 and Teslagrad Remasteredby Rain Games and Modus Games, which show a world with “Scandinavian flair” environments where players can use electromagnetic powers to solve puzzles with a physical foundation. Similarly, the new installment of horror games Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach, developed by Steel Wool Studios and ScottGames, is also available for download on the eShop.

Likewise, another of the protagonists has been Blasphemous 2which has shown its first trailer for the game and has announced that it will be available this summer. In the second installment of platform game and ‘hack-n-slash’ Blasphemous, developed by The Game Kitchen and publisher Team17, players will be able to once again become the Griever in a “mysterious nightmare-infested” land that includes novelties in the platforms, in the combats And in the available skills.

On the other hand, one of the main titles that will arrive on Switch on the 26th September is Mineko’s Night Marketstarring a “very curious” girl who explores its new home at the foot of Mount Fugu in Japan. This game developed by Meowza Games and Humble Games has a simulation and adventure mechanics where, through Mineko, users will be able to carry out multiple tasks and jobs, as well as participate in parades or contest cat races, as well as explore the island.

He has also highlighted the sequel to My Time at Portia, titled My Time at Sandrock, what will be available this summer. It is a story loaded with characters where users must restore a community to its former glory in a post-apocalytic desert.

Likewise, it has been shown OXENFREE II: Lost Signals (Night School Studio and Netflix), which takes place five years after the events of the original title OXENFREE and will be available for Nintendo Switch on July 12. In this title, the protagonist, Riley, returns to her hometown to investigate strange electromagnetic waves.

The event has also revealed the free update Relics of the Old Faith from Cult of the Lambwhich will arrive april 24 and that includes new enemies in this colony simulation game.

Likewise, during the event new games have also been shown such as PlateUp!, a game that allows the user to be the owner of the restaurant of his dreams (available in October); Quilts and Cats of Calicoan adaptation of the board game Calico (coming this fall); Rift of the NecroDancerwhere the rhythm must be followed to develop combats (it will arrive this year); A Little to the Left Cupboards & Drawers (on Switch this June) and Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon Puzzler’s Pack (available this spring) both puzzle game.