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Firewatch Is Coming To Switch Later This Month
Developer Campo Santo recently announced that Firewatch is coming to Nintendo Switch later this month. By mid-December, you can take on the role of Henry as a fire lookout in the Wyoming wilderness while on the go. You can, for example, hike while hiking virtually.
Campo Santo had previously teased earlier this year that it was working on a Nintendo Switch version, but no date was mentioned outside of hinting that it would be "soon." The team has finally confirmed that it'll be available on the Switch as of December 17.
Firewatch is coming to Nintendo Switch on December 17th! We'll be in the Americas, Europe, Australia, and Japan eShops. pic.twitter.com/BJvPnTd4KU
— Campo Santo (@camposanto) December 1, 2018
You can read our review of Firewatch, which came out in 2016, by heading here.
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