Tunic Confirmed for the Nintendo Switch With Release Date
One of 2022’s most acclaimed indie games, Tunic, is now on track to launch for the Nintendo Switch, and very soon. Today’s Nintendo Direct presentation wasn’t short on news, with major announcements including Pikmin 4 and the release date and official title for TheLegend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild’s sequel. Nestled amid all these reveals, it was confirmed that developer Andrew Shouldice’s Zelda-esque adventure game will be coming to Switch on September 27.
It’s about time that Tunic launched for another platform, as it’s been exclusive to PC and Xbox since its debut in March this year. Nintendo fans won’t be the only ones to benefit either, as Tunic will also be coming to PS4 and PS5 on that day, following confirmation of a PlayStation release earlier this summer. Considering a lot of fans have been waiting to play Tunic since it was first revealed all the way back in 2015, waiting just two more weeks shouldn’t be hard.
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Setting players in the role of an unnamed fox, the game drops them in a vibrant isometric world and leaves them to face its dangers and uncover its mysteries on their own. While the inspiration from classic Zelda titles is more than clear, Tunic also takes inspiration from Dark Souls and the like in its approach to combat, exploration, and environmental storytelling. The result has led many critics to praise Tunic for the unique ways it plays with classic and popular gameplay tropes.
More than most games of this sort, Tunic is built around hiding things from players. Most of the game’s text is written in an unknown language, and much of the key information about items, puzzles, and more are only revealed by collecting the
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