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Here are your daily headlines from the world of video games on 15th January 2018. Enjoy!
Last updated 5.30pm. Latest news will be added to the top.
Puzzle-meets-tower defence game Gunhouse is available on Switch via the eShop as of today. Check out its delightfully mental trailer below:
Microids has announced that Super Chariot, a 2D platform game previously released on PS4, Xbox One and PC, is coming to Nintendo Switch. There’s no release date just yet — it’ll be incoming later this year, and will feature all previous DLC along with a new character and new items.
More Nintendo Switch news: World to the West is releasing on the eShop on 18th January. It’s a top-down action adventure previously released on PC, PS4 and Xbox One.
Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr has just had a massive update for January, bringing with it a new terrain setting, a new playable class and the first chapter of a single player campaign. More information is available in the patch notes, and here’s a trailer for the campaign:
Flying Tigers: Shadows over China has just released on Xbox One. It’s available on the Xbox Store for $19/£15. More information is available here.
Bandai Namco released some new details on BC Project, set to release later this year. It’s a 4v4 battle game with unique and individual characters. The press release says: “Players will embody their favourite characters participating in fierce battles within a team of four where each character has a unique role”.
Yet more Switch releases: 10tons’ sport-themed arcade game Baseball Riot is coming to the eShop on 19th January, priced $4.99. Read our review of the console release here.
Dream Alone is releasing on PC on 21st March, with a Nintendo Switch version to follow at a later date. It’s a 2D platformer with an old-school horror aesthetic. Check out the trailer below.
Oh… Sir! The Insult Simulator and Oh… Sir! The Hollywood Roast are launching on — yup, you guessed it — Nintendo Switch this Friday. Both games are available separately: Insult Simulator will be $1.99 and Hollywood Roast will be $2.99. Read our PC review of Oh Sir! The Insult Simulator here.
