N64-Style 3D Platformer With 'Very Positive' Reviews Coming to Switch on February 29
Switch owners will soon get to experience a major dose of nostalgia when Cavern of Dreams comes to the console on February 29. Originally released last year on Steam, Cavern of Dreams boasts 90s graphics that pay tribute to iconic N64 platformers, like Banjo Kazooie and Super Mario 64, and it will finally get to be experienced on the Switch.
Cavern of Dreams is the first game to be released by indie developer Bynine Studio Games, and its original launch last year on Steam has received praise from the majority of players who have experienced the game. The game's platforming and retro graphics showcase a perfect recreation of what it felt like to play games on the N64, offering a fun trip down memory lane for players who would like to revisit some old school gaming but with a new story and character. The N64 was a staple of the 90s, and the huge variety of platformers starring now-beloved characters gave many players some of their best gaming memories. Now, the arrival of Cavern of Dreams on the Switch could be a fun way for many gamers to reminisce.
On February 29, Cavern of Dreams will officially launch on the Switch, offering a platformer that is true to the N64 aesthetic. Players will take the role of Flynn, an adorable little dragon who is on a quest to hatch his friends. Based on the trailer alone, Cavern of Dreams nails the art direction and music of the N64 era.
The Switch announcement trailer showcases a variety of different platforming challenges as Flynn explores the world around him. One of the most nostalgic features in the trailer is found in the game's charming sound design. For those who grew up with the console, platformers on the N64 were incredibly popular, and it will be exciting for many to experience a new platformer with similar graphics on a modern Nintendo console.
The Switch has an impressive N64 catalog, but it will be even more fun to play a brand-new game inspired by the N64 on the Switch. Cavern of Dreams promises Switch players a great way
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