The White Owls, a team led by program developer Hidetaka Suehiro, AKA SWERY of D4: Dirty Dark Dreams and Fatal Killing and celebrity, confirmed with the Nintendo Indie Direct Showcase today that it is delivering Good Health switch to 2020.
The game, which has described itself as a & # 39; RPG & # 39; daily life RPG & # 39; & # 39; Daily Life Simulator x SWERISM & # 39 ;, sponsored by the Kickstarter campaign was successful, even though it has hit the Nintendo light switch. However, it looks like something has changed or someone has stepped in because the quirky game is now set for a switch release this year.
She plays as an American journalist Naomi who moved to Britain to pay off her debt. Discarding his camera he discovers that the waterfront he lives in now isn't all that it looks like. It looks like a mash-up for Two Peaks and the Galar district from Pokémon Sword and Shield, maybe it's best to let screenshots speak. We usually limit it four times, but maybe six are in order:
It looks good, no? The game was originally scheduled to be released in November 2019 but has been delayed, so it looks like the switch version should launch closer (or sideways) to other platforms. No date has been set yet, but we Britons have certainly enjoyed the familiar details we received in the Galar region and last year Goose's game with no title, so it will be interesting to see the takeover of SWERY on ol & # 39; Blvil.
Let us know below if you're a fan of SWERY and if you're looking forward to living The Good Life in the comments below.
