#Cult of the lamb beasts below the waves update
#Cult of the lamb beasts below the waves upgrade

Cuddle up with Quilts and Cats of Calico, launching on Nintendo Switch this spring.

Get cosy with up to three friends in local** and online* multiplayer, join ranked matches against online players or try your hand at weekly challenges. You can also take some time to customise your cats and give them a paw-sitively great look. Each cat has a preferred pattern, so stitch in style to become an expert quilt maker. Place pieces on a board and sew buttons to score points and attract adorable cats.

Quilts and Cats of Calico from Monster Couch: Make a purr-fect quilt from patterned pieces of fabric in this adaptation of the tabletop game Calico. Serve up some deliciousness when PlateUp! launches on Nintendo Switch in October. Up to three friends can join you locally** or online* to help run your culinary empire.

#Cult of the lamb beasts below the waves upgrade

At the end of every randomly generated shift, you can acquire new high-tech appliances like turbo ovens to upgrade your kitchen and make your next restaurant venture even more successful. Manage both the kitchen and front of house to keep your customers happy. PlateUp! from It’s happening and Yogscast Games: Create, decorate and automate the restaurant of your dreams in the roguelite management-sim PlateUp!, the game where lots of hungry customers clamour for meals at lightning-fast speeds. My Time at Sandrock launches on Nintendo Switch this winter. Plus, if you have the main game, a separate online* multiplayer version will be available after the game launches, so you and your friends can help Sandrock thrive together. Why not venture into ancient ruins and scavenge for relics? Or say hi to the locals and make some friends? This town’s popular with the monsters, so take ’em down in melee combat. You’ll gather resources to assemble machines and transform a derelict workshop into a finely-tuned facility. My Time at Sandrock from Pathea Games and PM Studios: Through a captivating story rife with dozens of characters and side quests, you’re tasked with restoring a post-apocalyptic desert community to its former glory in this sequel to My Time at Portia. Stop by Mineko’s Night Market, setting up shop on Nintendo Switch 27th September. And if you’re just itching to explore, the island has many secrets to uncover and puzzles to solve. There are a ton of things to do, like joining parades, entering cat races and performing on stage. Mineko’s Night Market from Meowza Games and Humble Games: As the adorable Mineko in this narrative adventure-sim, you’ll do various jobs, befriend the townsfolk and craft all sorts of doodads for the weekly Night Market. See below for more detailed information regarding the featured games: View the Indie World video in its entirety below:

#Cult of the lamb beasts below the waves update

Other games featured included Mineko’s Night Market, the adventure-sim about a curious girl exploring her lively new home at the base of Mount Fugu, launching for Nintendo Switch 27th September My Time at Sandrock, the captivating sequel to My Time at Portia, which launches this winter OXENFREE II: Lost Signals, taking place five years after the events of OXENFREE, coming to Nintendo Switch on 13th July, and the free Relics of the Old Faith update for Cult of the Lamb, which launches 25th April, featuring new challenges, enemies and ways to keep non-believers in line for the “cult” hit colony-simulation game. The showcase also dropped the news that the slapstick RPG Shadows Over Loathing, which is chock-full of mobsters, monsters and mysteries, has slunk its way onto Nintendo eShop. Among the presentation’s many highlights was the reveal of Blasphemous 2, along with the game’s first trailer and launch reveal of winter 2023. Nintendo debuted a new Indie World Showcase today, which featured a roster of more than 20 indie games coming to Nintendo Switch in 2023 and beyond.