The Sinking City’s Switch Version Swims In September 12

We finally know when the madness will come.

Posted By | On 05th, Sep. 2019

The Sinking City brought developer Frogwares’ knack for detective games to some good ‘ole fashioned Lovecraft lore and dread of the great unknown. The game released earlier this year for other platforms, which you can see how we felt about it through here, and now it’s time for the madness to come to the Nintendo Switch, and it’s coming much sooner than expected.

As announced by the publisher and developer, the game will hit the console/handheld hybrid in just over a week’s time. You can check out some of the exclusive features it’ll have through here. It will also get a Deluxe Edition that will include the “Worshipers of the Necronomicon” DLC.

The Sinking City is available now for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. The Switch version will release on September 12th. To get a good look at some footage of the game running on the hardware, we got you covered through here.


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