Nintendo Switch 2: a first game officially announced

After the PlayStation 5 Pro last week, it was the turn of the Nintendo Switch 2 to reveal its price. Well, according to rumors. While an announcement seems to be on the horizon in the coming weeks, now a game has been officially announced on Nintendo Switch 2. Attention simulation game fans, you might be in heaven.

a first official game for the nintendo switch 2

All eyes are now on Nintendo. The proper announcement of the Nintendo Switch 2 is still awaited, while rumors have been flying for years. The hope of the most curious has recently been reborn, with a possible announcement in the coming days, or even weeks. One thing is certain, it's hard to disappoint gamers any more after Sony's presentation of the PlayStation 5 Pro.But before learning more about this future console that risks quickly going out of stock, let's take a look at its first game.

Indeed, even though the Nintendo Switch 2 is still a secret project that the manufacturer does not want to make public, a game has been officially announced. The news comes to us from the developer of My Time at Portia, Pathea Games. It was on the occasion of the announcement of its next that the studio announced the good news, the latter will be released on “future Nintendo platforms that have not yet been announced“. As we know, development studios have access to dev kits in order to provide games to consoles still in production.

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It seems that Pathea Games is one of the lucky ones who had access to a Nintendo Switch 2 dev kit since My Time at Evershine, the next title in the franchise, will be released on Nintendo's next console. Given the respective successes of My Time at Portia and My Time at Sandrock, it is likely that My Time at Evershineis also presented as a success. But before attesting to it, we will still have to be patient.

Presented as “a high-quality sandbox simulation RPG“, My Time at Evershine will become a real governor. Swap your blue work clothes for more formal clothes in this title where you will have to develop and run your own city, and all this from a simple campfire. The title will have more features than its predecessors, starting with a story campaign, a new artistic direction based on motion capture, vast environments but above all a cooperative multiplayer mode.

“My Time at Sandrock cost a lot, $12 million, and we expect Evershine's budget to be in the same range,” said Zifei Wu, creative director of the My Time series, who is set to launch the Kickstarter campaign for My Time at Evershine soon. “Having additional funding at this early stage of development allows us to plan for bigger and better features, and allows the community to provide direct feedback while we're still deciding on key elements of the game's design and execution.”