Aruma Studios has announced the release of the critically acclaimed spectral body-hopping adventure game Shadows of the Afterland on Nintendo Switch.
The title previously released on Steam with a 97% positive rating, and now Nintendo fans can finally join in on the fun.
“We've rewritten the controls from the ground up to deliver a native
experience for Nintendo Switch,” said Rubén López, story and puzzle
designer and programmer. “The direct control makes it very comfortable
to play, and for those who prefer moving the pointer, that’s also fully
supported — including touchscreen and external mice.”
“We have
been completely blown away by the incredible reception Shadows of the
Afterland has received on PC,” added Silvia Izquierdo, who oversees
production. “Players have been eagerly asking for the Switch version.
After a lot of hard work adapting the game, we are excited to finally
put it in their hands this May.”
You can head over to the eShop to purchase the game today, but to learn more about the title, here is the official overview and new Nintendo Switch launch trailer as provided by the developers.
About:
In Shadows of the Afterland, players guide Carolina, a skilled police investigator who awakens in the afterlife—in the past, before her own birth. As a ghost with a face she doesn’t recognize, she must master the art of possession to interact with the living and solve the enigma of her own death.
The Nintendo Switch version delivers the full experience: full voice acting, detailed pixel art, and seamless possession mechanics, now optimized for Switch controls.
Key features:
- Possess the living: Take control of multiple characters, each with unique skills, to manipulate the physical world.
- A mystery across two realms: Solve puzzles that span the worlds of the living and the dead, connecting past actions to future consequences.
- A mature narrative: A dark story exploring identity, murder, and addiction, brought to life by a professional voice cast.
- Modern interface: Classic point-and-click depth featuring detailed pixel art and a modern interface that supports both direct and pointer control.
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