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Posted in: Games, Video Games | Tagged: ARTE, Homo Machina, nintendo switch, Type: Rider, Vandals
ARTE Announces Three Simultaneous Nintendo Switch Releases
This morning, indie developer ARTE announced it would be releasing three new games simultaneously on the Nintendo Switch this month. The three games in question are Type: Rider and Vandals, which were both developed by Cosmografik, and Homo Machina made by Darjeeling. All three being puzzle titles and will be released on the console at the same time on April 25th for about $3 per game. You can check out the teaser trailer for all three below along with descriptions of each one.
Vandals is a turn-based puzzle game that lets players explore street art, create their own artwork, and evade the authorities. Along the way, players will discover the evolution of street art through the works of 40 real-life, iconic street artists, and learn how they have influenced urban culture in the iconic street art cities Paris, New York, Berlin, Tokyo, and Sao Paulo. The Switch version will introduce an exciting new feature, the ability to spray paint using the Joy-Cons.
Type:Rider is a 2D platform game that allows players to discover the history and secrets of fonts and characters. Players must guide two dots through the ages of typographic styles and techniques from rock paintings of prehistoric times to the fonts we use today. Type:Rider takes players through different levels, collecting letters of the alphabet and solving riddles in a captivating musical and visual environment.
Homo Machina invites players to see inside the human body, as viewed through the unique aesthetic lens of the work of Fritz Kahn. Gameplay is straightforward and intuitive, the player instructing the on-screen staff to oversee the human body's many and varied functions – from eating and breathing to controlling emotions and monitoring the nervous system. The game illustrates, with charismatic artwork and animation, poetic narration and uplifting music, the beauty of Kahn's enduring imagery.
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