Gang Beasts, one of the original physics-based multiplayer mayhem games makes its way to Nintendo Switch in a few days.<\/b>
\nGang Beasts, one of the original physics-based multiplayer mayhem games makes its way to Nintendo Switch in a few days. Published on By Gang Beasts, one of the original physics-based multiplayer mayhem games makes its way to Nintendo Switch in a few days. It\u2019s a little late in the day, we know \u2013 Gang Beasts was supposed to release on Nintendo Switch today \u2013 but their PR has been in touch to say the release date is being pushed back ever so slightly. You\u2019ll now (further last minute changes aside) be able to purchase Gang Beasts from the Nintendo eShop on October 12,2021. It feels like you can\u2019t move for physics-based multiplayer mayhem simulators, these days. Yes, there\u2019s Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout, of course, but also, Goat Simulator, Moving Out, Totally Reliable Delivery Service, Secret Neighbor, Embr, Rawmen, Overcooked!, Wobbly Life, Pummel Party, Party Animals\u2026 it\u2019s a big list, growing all the time. And then there are the games that popularised the trend: the 2006 originator, Garry\u2019s Mod,2016\u2019s Human Fall Flat, and 2017\u2019s Gang Beasts. Garry\u2019s Mod might be a bit hampered by its Source Engine origins, but Human Fall Flat and Gang Beasts have spread to pretty much every platform going, such is their popularity. Well. There was one left for Gang Beasts to tick off its list, but that\u2019s getting fixed very soon: it\u2019s coming to Nintendo Switch on October 6,2021. The Gang Beasts Nintendo Switch release was first announced in August 2021, and was originally set for a September release window. That window might have been missed, but by six days? That\u2019s pretty marginal. To be clear, next week\u2019s release of Gang Beasts is the digital release on the Nintendo eShop. There is a physical Nintendo Switch release of Gang Beasts to come, in a partnership between developer Boneloaf and publisher\/distributor Skybound Games, on December 7,2021. Still, it doesn\u2019t matter whether you get it on the eShop or via a retail cartridge \u2013 Gang Beasts is fun however you attack it. Follow Thumbsticks on Twitter and Facebook for a good hiding. Thumbsticks has a couple of main aims. We want to write interesting articles and cover games that most outlets won’t, and we want to give opportunities to new writers and new voices. And right now, with the current state of online publishing? It’s tough! We hate to ask, but if you want us to continue writing what others won’t, or to keep covering weird indie games, or to be able to give opportunities to new writers \u2013 and only if you can afford it \u2013 then please consider supporting us on Patreon. No, not that Tim Horton. That would be weird. I’ve never even been to Canada. And I’m pretty sure he’s dead? This Tim Horton is a freelance writer and lover of indie games. Painfully shy, powerfully awkward, you won’t find me on social media. All of Kingdom Hearts is coming to* Nintendo Switch The next Tetris 99 event features Monster Hunter Rise Last chance to save in the Nintendo Switch eShop Blockbuster Sale New Nintendo Switch releases: October 4-9,2021 Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack launch games revealed New Nintendo Switch releases: September 27-October 1,2021 Gang Beasts, one of the original physics-based multiplayer mayhem games makes its way to Nintendo Switch in a few days. Microsoft confirms the first eight titles to join Xbox Game Pass in October, including a release day debut for Back… Kingdom Hearts on* Nintendo Switch is good news for fans of playing games on a portable console while also requiring… In a 40-minute video presentation, Masahiro Sakurai revealed the final fighter for Super Smash Bros Ultimate. Save on a huge selection of Xbox One and Xbox Series X| S games in four new sales. The Last of Us Part II, Final Fantasy VII Remake, and Fallout 76 are among the games to join PlayStation… Nintendo has announced that Monster Hunter Rise will feature in the next Tetris 99 Maximus Cup event. Masahiro Sakurai will reveal the final Super Smash Bros. Ultimate fighter tomorrow in a 40-minute stream.<\/p>\n