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Killer Shark Game ‘Maneater’ Finally Bites Into The Switch This May
Switch fans will finally get the chance to sink their teeth into Tripwire’s Maneater this May. Per Gematsu, developer Tripwire has announced that their “ShARkPG” will be headed to Nintendo’s console on May 25.
No other information was announced for the title, which is set to receive some form of DLC in the future. Currently, Maneater is available on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC via the Epic Games Store. Enhanced versions for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series are also available.
And, in case you missed it, you can also (for a limited time) pick up some swag for the game in the form of a plushie shark, courtesy of the folks at Symbiote Studios.
If you were wondering just where Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy was all this time, you won’t have to wait much longer. Publisher Focus Entertainment and developer Asobo Studio have announced via a new trailer that the game will launch for the Xbox Series, Day One with Xbox Game Pass, as well as PlayStation 5 and Steam on August 27.
Pre-orders are open now, and include the Heritage Pack DLC and an in-game digital artbook.
Set 15 years before A Plague Tale: Requiem, play as Sophia, a fierce young plunderer, on the run and determined to uncover the secrets of her past. Dive into an original story blending combat, myth and fate with a brand new take in the universe of A Plague Tale.
Sophia’s journey leads to the Minotaur’ Island, where she faces deadly trials, navigates treacherous trails, solves puzzles, all while fighting and staying one step ahead of the army chasing her. But the true challenge awaits, as the terrifying creature hidden behind the myth will soon resonate with her.
Followed by many enemies, each drawn to the Island to reclaim a mysterious treasure, you must navigate a treacherous maze. Rely on your agility, tricks and sharp reflexes to outsmart enemies, perfect your parries, and unleash powerful strikes to survive deadly encounters. Players will shift between the Middle Age of Sophia and ancient Minoan times, where echoes of the past shape the battles of the present.
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