Axiom Verge 2 on Switch is "Best Place for It" - Developer - axiom Verge - Video Peeling news, instructions, exemplary procedures, reviews and cults

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However, creator Thomas Happ can not talk about the publication of the continuation on other platforms.

One of the larger surprises from the recent Nindies Showcase of Nintendo was axiom Verge 2. The continuation of the popular indie title of Metroidvania seems to take the same notes to Tonal. So far, however, this was announced only for the Nintendo Switch.

It may not be surprising how well the first game has sold on the platform. Developer Thomas Happ said to US gamers that the Switch was "a natural platform at the beginning. It looks like the platforms are moving to the popularity of Indies every few years, and at the moment the switch is really the best place for this. "

Happ also said that the lower specifications of the console help to put a good standard for porting to other platforms. "It also helps that the switch is the lowest specification of all, so I can be sure that if I develop on switch, the same else is running elsewhere to bring without sacrifice." So the real question is: wants axiom verge 2 came to other platforms like his predecessor?

"I can not really talk about where you see axiom verge 2 except the switch," he said. "That means it took a few years axiom Verge I have reached every platform, and that worked pretty well, because I could use my whole energy for the platform every time it was just published. "

Further details have also been provided to the setting, although at best, they were ambiguous. Happ found that depending on view, axiom verge 2 could be set "both in the future of axiom verge and in the past, but probably more of the latter. "The narrative will seem to include a communication that is faster than easy, but here is not much going on.

Axiom Verge 2 is expected to be released for the switch in autumn 2020, so that there is enough time to see more of the game. Stay in the meantime.

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