Among the big AAA game releases in January 2022,Nobody Saves the Worldhas proven to be an indie gem that is worthy of attention. Since its launch on PC and Xbox, the game has earned praise from critics. However, developer DrinkBox Studios apparently doesn’t want to stop there, as it’s now readying the release ofNobody Saves the Worldon PlayStation and Nintendo Switch.
Nobody Saves the Worldis a sprawling action RPG played from a top-down perspective. In the game, players control a blank-state character named Nobody, who has a magic wand that allows him totransform into a total of 18 different forms, from a turtle and a bodybuilder, to a necromancer and a literal egg. The game also allows players to mix-and-match abilities of different forms in order to create powerful and clever combos.
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As DrinkBox has announced on Twitter,Nobody Saves the Worldis now set to come to PS4, PS5, and Nintendo Switch on April 14th. In the US, the game will sell for $24.99. For a limited time, Switch users can get a 10% discount if they opt for pre-ordering the game. Meanwhile, PlayStation users will get both versions of the game for a single price.
Alongside these new console releases,Nobody Saves the Worldwill also receive an update on all platforms that adds local co-op to the experience. Originally, the game disappointinglyonly supported online co-opwhen it launched on PC and Xbox. This time around, DrinkBox is making sure that players can enjoy multiplayer from the comfort of their couch. The Switch version is even designed to be played in tabletop mode, with each player controlling a single Joy-con.
As with most dungeon crawler games,Nobody Saves the Worldalso cleverly encourages cooperative chaos, and playing with a friend simply means doubling the potential to unleash even more incredible combo moves. Synergizing moves between co-op partners has always been one of the biggest selling points ofdungeon crawler games, andNobody Saves the Worldclearly deserves to be getting the same treatment.
It’s nice to see a delightful indie title such asNobody Saves the Worldliving up to its true potential by shedding its exclusivity status this soon.Nobody Saves the Worldhas so much charm to offer, and PlayStation and Switch players may soon be able to experience all of it as well.
Nobody Saves the Worldreleases on Nintendo Switch, PS4, and PS5 on April 14th.
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