Loop Hero arrives on Nintendo Switch later this year

The epic history of Devolver Digital on the struggle of a solitary hero to save a world that is almost certainly far from the point of no return takes a new breath later this year. That's right, the successful independent game Loop Hero arrives on Nintendo Switch in 2021.

Roguelike fans based on stories with pretty graphics in Pixel Art and an infinite proofreading value can now celebrate. And if you are not already excited, the publisher shared a short trailer of 44 seconds on his official YouTuber channel that does a great job to make us vibrate for the next port.

This video is largely dedicated to showing simplistic but effective graphics and the strange but charming atmosphere of the game. However, once the first boss of the game, the destructive brick of the world, appears and defies the player, things start starting to change.

As you can guess from the title, Loop Hero is a game on cycles and recurrence, but that does not mean that things never change. In fact, the game often registers immediately when the player has done something new, so it is perfectly logical that the battle against the Lich is changed when the Lich is realizing that the game itself is about to Receive a console port.

Although the hero reacts to this call with shock, he then starts to attack the Liche as usual, because in Loop Hero, the new discoveries rarely have a significant impact on events, either because the hero will not change. Notice, either because those he fights will not change theirs. Anyway, even if the news does not really have an impact on their fight, it certainly has an impact on the player.

Loop Hero does a lot of things correctly - the beautiful art pixel, vampires and gameplay roguelike loops, to name a few - so it's to hear that the game is heading to Nintendo Switch. With a little luck, this excellent independent game will soon bring together a wider audience in the console markets.

Loop Hero is now available on PC and will be available soon on Nintendo Switch.

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