Nintendo has introduced a brand new Indie World showcase for this month, promising new information about indie video games heading to the Swap this yr.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Nintendo says the presentation will air tomorrow at 7am Pacific (which is round 10am Japanese and 3pm GMT) and can function “roughly 20 minutes” of data.
The showcase will give attention to “indie video games headed to Nintendo Swap in 2024”, and you can watch it stay by way of Nintendo’s official YouTube channel, as has been the case for earlier Indie World showcases.
Each time a brand new Nintendo Indie World showcase rolls round, the Hole Knight: Silksong buzz begins up once more, however this time, there’s motive to consider it would truly be featured.
Yesterday, gaming character Wario64 famous that Hole Knight: Silksong has been rated in Australia, receiving a PG for “delicate violence”.
The sport was additionally rated in South Korea earlier this yr, and a Microsoft Retailer itemizing for Silksong appeared in early April. After all, all of these items do not represent conclusive proof, however they might effectively level to one thing massive coming for Group Cherry’s long-awaited Metroidvania.
Consider it or not, although, there are different indie video games lined up for the Swap this yr, so what else might get a look-in throughout tomorrow’s Indie World showcase?
For one factor, we might see extra from 2D Boy and The Tomorrow Company’s World of Goo 2, which hits the Swap in Might. It is already received a launch date, however generally Indie World simply likes to indicate off the Swap’s precocious indie youngsters, and I am right here for it.
A couple of days in the past, it was introduced that open-world exploration sport Tchia can even come to Swap in June, so I would not be stunned if we heard one thing about that as effectively.
After all, that is all hypothesis; any of those video games might seem, or none of them might, together with Silksong. We’ll have all of the bulletins for you tomorrow, so ensure that to test again then!
