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Night In The Woods Arriving On Switch January 18 (Update: February 1)
UPDATE: The developers have confirmed that the listing is real, but the date is incorrect. Night in the Woods will be launching on February 1, not January 18.
The original story is as follows:
Night in the Woods, the coming-of-age adventure-platformer by developers Infinite Fall, is coming to the Switch on January 18.
The news comes from a listing on the eShop which both confirmed the port and the release date, things that were not explicitly known until today. In October of last year, when other console ports fort he game were announced, it was strongly suggested by the game's Twitter account that a Switch version was on the way, but nothing had been said since.
The listing also confirms that the game will sell for the standard price of $19.99 and will take up 6.2GB on your Switch.
You can read our review of Night in the Woods here and check out a trailer for the game below.
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