More
    HomeNewsIs that a Tentacle in your Pocket? The Sinking City on Nintendo...
    spot_img

    Is that a Tentacle in your Pocket? The Sinking City on Nintendo Switch Available Now

    Developer Frogwares proudly announces that the story-driven and investigation game – The Sinking City, is now available on Nintendo Switch.

    A detective game which takes place in the dark edge of United States dated back 1920 named The Sinking City which inspired from the work of H.P Lovecraft’s comics horror. Players will take on the role of Charles Reed, a private detective which arrive in the city of Oakmont, Massachusetts to investigate the cause of this unusual floods which has washed away the city walls and the inhabitant’s minds. Players need to connect all the pieces of clues together to solve the case which will lead from one clue to another. The game utilizes the basic of horrors with minor jump scares along the way.
    The Sinking City tells a story about the suffering seeping out of the decay and rot from the supernatural floods which engulfed the city of Massachusetts. This world will see Charles W Reed use his detective skills to reveal the truth behind the phenomenon.

    The Sinking City supports full VO and text in English, French, German and Russian.
    Text support is available in Italian, Spanish, Czech, Ukrainian, Polish, Turkish, Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Portuguese Brazilian.

    The Sinking City is now available on Nintendo eShop for USD 49.99 (approx MYR 209).

    spot_img
    Kelvin
    Kelvin
    Kelvin is one of the many in our team who repeatedly ignores the advice to write his own bio. Left with no choice, his Editor had to write one for him. Kelvin is the Chinese William Shakespeare of video games, whatever he says or do is never straight to the point. You are in a furious gunfight with an enemy faction and you need more ammo, expect Kelvin to recite a poem or two first before finally realizing you are half-dead, surrounded, helpless, disappointed, the list can go on really. In his free time, he likes to play carefree games (Those games made for children above 2 years old but below 7). The Mr Philosopher of BunnyGaming.

    Latest News

    SPONSORED

    spot_img