Earlier this month Zeboyd released a Switch port for Cosmic Star Heroine, and it seems as if it did not go swimmingly. Boyd alleges that. Cosmic Star Heroine Nintendo Switch. And one brave heroine to make things right. Cosmic Star Heroine is an exciting RPG from the creators of Cthulhu Saves the World.

Cosmic Star Heroine is coming to Switch, thanks to Limited Run Games. The company is teaming up with Zeboyd Games on the title.We’ll be seeing Cosmic Star Heroine on Switch this August on the eShop, with a physical version to follow.

Find more details and a trailer below.Alyssa L’Salle was one of the top secret agents at the Agency of Peace & Intelligence on the Planet Araenu. But when she uncovers a horrible conspiracy, she has to go rogue in order to save the day!

Can Alyssa save the galaxy when everyone (and everything) is out to stop her!Features:– The best of classic and modern RPGs!– Brisk pacing that respects your time! Save anywhere!– No separate battle screen! Battles take place directly in the areas that you explore!– 2D visual style straight from the height of gaming’s 16-bit era!– Animated cutscenes reminiscent of the Sega CD & Turbo Duo era!– Soundtrack by HyperDuck SoundWorks (Dust: An Elysian Tail, Precipice of Darkness 4)!– Over 100 minutes of music!– Multi-character combo techniques!– Innovative turn-based combat system that focuses on flow & strategy!– Your own spaceship!

Recruit new agents to help your home base grow!

One of the most interesting battle systems I've played in recent years. The fact that items are limited to once use per battle (but are automatically recharged at the end of it, so I don't have to worry about what would happen it I waste X so soon) is a godsend.The game does a lot of interesting stuff, with characters feeling fresh and distinctive, it's really cool. I've mainly played on Hard and I think it hits the right chords in terms of difficulty. I've had to retry some boss fights to change my strategy, but I never hit a wall I felt I couldn't overcome.Wish the best to the team!

I'll try to keep myself informed with the team future projects. Hi, to clarify a few things here.We've tried to talk to Nintendo several times in 2016 & 2017 to let us port Cosmic Star Heroine to Switch. Their responses were 'Try again later' and eventually silence. They never mentioned the PS4 or Vita releases as reasons for rejecting the game.We've looked into publishers in the past, but recently, a new publisher that we respect offered a very good deal to both port & publish the game on Switch (and most likely XBO as well). Very favorable to us with royalties & saves us a lot of work and hassle.

Nothing signed yet, but we're going to talk details later this month & I'm optimistic that things will work out.Barring any unforseen problems at the last minute, the Vita version of the game is almost ready to submit. It'll have the two cut bonus dungeons at launch (which will also be added to the other versions by a patch at around the same time). Same thing for the Mac & Linux versions.For our next game, we've got two options that we're toying with. Chances are whichever game we don't chose, would end up being the game after next.Rx Machina - Surgeons pilot mechs that can miniaturize and fight sentient viruses. Would have a Persona sim element between dungeons.Cthulhu Saves the Game - A Cthulhu Saves the World sequel where the multiverse has been disrupted and you have to travel between different games (real and fake) and fight Elder Gods to restore order. I've talked to a few developers and already have 4 on-board with letting us use their well-known indie (6 or 7 digit sales on Steam) games if we proceed. Hi, to clarify a few things here.We've tried to talk to Nintendo several times in 2016 & 2017 to let us port Cosmic Star Heroine to Switch.

Their responses were 'Try again later' and eventually silence. They never mentioned the PS4 or Vita releases as reasons for rejecting the game.We've looked into publishers in the past, but recently, a new publisher that we respect offered a very good deal to both port & publish the game on Switch (and most likely XBO as well).

Very favorable to us with royalties & saves us a lot of work and hassle. Nothing signed yet, but we're going to talk details later this month & I'm optimistic that things will work out.Barring any unforseen problems at the last minute, the Vita version of the game is almost ready to submit.

It'll have the two cut bonus dungeons at launch (which will also be added to the other versions by a patch at around the same time). Same thing for the Mac & Linux versions.For our next game, we've got two options that we're toying with. Chances are whichever game we don't chose, would end up being the game after next.Rx Machina - Surgeons pilot mechs that can miniaturize and fight sentient viruses. Would have a Persona sim element between dungeons.Cthulhu Saves the Game - A Cthulhu Saves the World sequel where the multiverse has been disrupted and you have to travel between different games (real and fake) and fight Elder Gods to restore order. I've talked to a few developers and already have 4 on-board with letting us use their well-known indie (6 or 7 digit sales on Steam) games if we proceed. For our next game, we've got two options that we're toying with.

Chances are whichever game we don't chose, would end up being the game after next.Rx Machina - Surgeons pilot mechs that can miniaturize and fight sentient viruses. Would have a Persona sim element between dungeons.Cthulhu Saves the Game - A Cthulhu Saves the World sequel where the multiverse has been disrupted and you have to travel between different games (real and fake) and fight Elder Gods to restore order.

I've talked to a few developers and already have 4 on-board with letting us use their well-known indie (6 or 7 digit sales on Steam) games if we proceed. Hi, to clarify a few things here.We've tried to talk to Nintendo several times in 2016 & 2017 to let us port Cosmic Star Heroine to Switch. Their responses were 'Try again later' and eventually silence.

They never mentioned the PS4 or Vita releases as reasons for rejecting the game.We've looked into publishers in the past, but recently, a new publisher that we respect offered a very good deal to both port & publish the game on Switch (and most likely XBO as well). Very favorable to us with royalties & saves us a lot of work and hassle. Nothing signed yet, but we're going to talk details later this month & I'm optimistic that things will work out.Barring any unforseen problems at the last minute, the Vita version of the game is almost ready to submit. It'll have the two cut bonus dungeons at launch (which will also be added to the other versions by a patch at around the same time). Same thing for the Mac & Linux versions.For our next game, we've got two options that we're toying with. Chances are whichever game we don't chose, would end up being the game after next.Rx Machina - Surgeons pilot mechs that can miniaturize and fight sentient viruses.

Would have a Persona sim element between dungeons.Cthulhu Saves the Game - A Cthulhu Saves the World sequel where the multiverse has been disrupted and you have to travel between different games (real and fake) and fight Elder Gods to restore order. I've talked to a few developers and already have 4 on-board with letting us use their well-known indie (6 or 7 digit sales on Steam) games if we proceed. Hi, to clarify a few things here.We've tried to talk to Nintendo several times in 2016 & 2017 to let us port Cosmic Star Heroine to Switch. Their responses were 'Try again later' and eventually silence. They never mentioned the PS4 or Vita releases as reasons for rejecting the game.We've looked into publishers in the past, but recently, a new publisher that we respect offered a very good deal to both port & publish the game on Switch (and most likely XBO as well). Very favorable to us with royalties & saves us a lot of work and hassle.

Nothing signed yet, but we're going to talk details later this month & I'm optimistic that things will work out.Barring any unforseen problems at the last minute, the Vita version of the game is almost ready to submit. It'll have the two cut bonus dungeons at launch (which will also be added to the other versions by a patch at around the same time). Same thing for the Mac & Linux versions.For our next game, we've got two options that we're toying with. Chances are whichever game we don't chose, would end up being the game after next.Rx Machina - Surgeons pilot mechs that can miniaturize and fight sentient viruses. Would have a Persona sim element between dungeons.Cthulhu Saves the Game - A Cthulhu Saves the World sequel where the multiverse has been disrupted and you have to travel between different games (real and fake) and fight Elder Gods to restore order. I've talked to a few developers and already have 4 on-board with letting us use their well-known indie (6 or 7 digit sales on Steam) games if we proceed.