Though developer Dodge Roll says it’s still “pending console approvals”, Enter The Gungeon’s next free expansion Advanced Gungeons and Draguns will be releasing on July 19th. This could mean that it releases on PC first before arriving for consoles but we’ll have to wait and see.

Dodge Roll reminded us that the expansion brings a bunch of new weapons and items, new ammo types, new enemies, “more generous” drop rates, the ability to slide over tables and coffins (!), hundreds of new rooms, hundreds of new weapon synergies, and much more. There’s also at least one major boss that will be worth killing.

Considering the last major expansion was Supply Drop in January 2017, it’s safe to say that fans have been waiting for Advanced Gungeons and Draguns for a long time. Enter The Gungeon is available on Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC. It released for Nintendo Switch in December 2017 and sold 75,000 units within two weeks, achieving great success for Dodge Roll.

The massive free expansion Advanced Gungeons & Draguns hits Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on July 19! [pending console approvals] pic.twitter.com/qZoColzp6b

— Enter/Exit the Gungeon (@DodgeRollGames) July 13, 2018

Advanced Gungeons & Draguns includes hundreds of new rooms with dozens of new weapons, items, enemies, and ammo types. Hundreds of new, wild synergies. More generous drops rates. Slide over tables and coffins. Lots more…

— Enter/Exit the Gungeon (@DodgeRollGames) July 13, 2018

Indie games do exceptionally well on the Nintendo Switch- this has been proven and established time and time again. And now, yet again, we have an indie game that has managed to do extremely well on Nintendo’s hybrid in a very short period of time.

Speaking on Twitter, developer Dodge Roll confirmed that Enter the Gungeon sold 75,000 units on the Nintendo Switch in just two weeks- which, apparently, meant that the game has now surpassed all expectations that Dodge Roll had from the Switch release to begin with.

This acts as another vote of confidence for the Switch from indie game developers, who have become extremely vocal in proclaiming it as an environment on which they can find a lot of success, and a supporting, nurturing environment. While larger Japanese and AAA third party support for the Switch remains up in the air in the future, at the very least the Switch has a full and total vote of confidence from indie developers.