Already available on PC, PS4 and Xbox One, Troy’s cube world was occupied by the Nintendo Switch on June 23rd.
Launched in 2015, Trove is a sandbox MMORPG that combines many game elements inspired by other games and different graphics. Between Cube World and Minecraft, the game immerses the player in a world made up of tiny cubes.
Very square adventure to play for free
In the draw, the player must fight the forces of shadow scattered around the world. To do this, he slips into the skin of one of the 16 classes available. With solo or friends, players can explore dungeons and have fun in completely destructive settings. There are many equipments to collect in the game and unusual mounts ranging from dragon to future motorcycle.
In addition to exploration and combat, Drove allows players to customize its universe. In the title there is a housing system with a square, which the player can build with him everywhere. But the creative method is not limited to the square. Like Minecraft, players can model Voxals (pixelated cubes that make up packages) and submit their works to the community to add to them. Dungeons, sets or clothes, can create anything.
The first steps in Nintendo to the draw
Originally only offered on Windows and Mac, Drove was later integrated into the digital catalogs of the Xbox One and PS4 in 2017. Very popular, this game was able to bring together more than 28 million players worldwide. To expand its audience and introduce the game to family-friendly viewers, the title joined the switch list on June 23rd. Available for free from Nintendo EShop, you can download the draw from your console or At this address.
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