Journey to the Savage Planet Might Be Headed to the Switch, As Per Retailer Listings

Typhoon Studios' recent release might be making its way to Nintendo's hybrid.

Posted By | On 25th, Feb. 2020

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Typhoon Studios’ first person sci-fi adventure Journey to the Savage Planet launched last month, bringing with it its charming humour and exploration-focused gameplay. Like with most games that launch these days – especially indies – one question that’s been levelled at its developers quite regularly is- will it come to the Switch? And it’s looking likelier and likelier that it might.

Two retailers have listed a Switch release for Journey to the Savage Planet- Deep Discount and Amazon Japan, both of them mentioning a placeholder release date of June 30th. In the absence of an official announcement, it’s best to take this with a grain of salt for now, but it’s worth noting that retailer listings do tend to be early indicators of announcements in some cases.

Recently, Journey to the Savage Planet creative director and co-creator of Typhoon Studios Alex Hutchinson told us a Switch port of the game is something they’re “looking into”, and that it would be “a perfect fit”. Read more on that through here.

Journey to the Savage Planet is currently available on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. You can get more info on the game via our recent interview with Hutchinson through here.


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