Here are two games that unexpectedly got a Switch release. 505 Games announced that Indivisible and Journey To The Savage Planet are out now on Nintendo Switch, including in some parts of Asia.
Indivisible was unexpectedly released early due to a mistake, but it’s out now properly. This is the 2D Metroidvania platformer with Valkyrie Profile-inspired combat from Lab Zero Games, the makers of Skullgirls. The game recently had a new paid DLC released. Indivisible retails at RM173.
Journey To The Savage Planet is more Metroid Prime in the Metroidvania scale, a first-person exploration game that doesn’t take itself seriously. It’s good fun, as we mentioned in our full review here. Journey To The Savage Planet retails at RM125.
Both games are out now digitally on the Nintendo eShop. Retail versions of the game will be out next month- June 25 in Europe and June 26 in the Americas.
The release schedule gets a bit complicated in certain parts of Asia, however.
Indivisible will be out digitally on May 28 for Korea and Hong Kong, in partnership with H2 Interactive. For Japan, 505 Games partners with Spike Chunsoft for digital and physical release, which will be on July 16.
For Journey To The Savage Planet, release for Korea, Hong Kong, and Japan will be announced soon. 505 Games partners with H2 Interactive on this.
If you want to play either of the two games on the go, now’s a good time. And since Nintendo has always have spotty support for Asia region outside Japan, you probably have a US or EU account to begin with, which means these games are now available.
But for those waiting for the proper release in Asia, it’s coming soon.