Pixel Heroes: Mega Byte & Magic hits Nintendo Switch today

Headup Games & The Bitfather, Inspired by the 80s roguelike / RPG Pixel Heroes: Mega Byte & Magic is coming to Nintendo Switch today for EUR 14.99, bringing exclusive mode, new campaign and new with heroes.

Pixel Heroes is based on Retro Inspiration and offers a combination of RPG and RoguleCamble, with retro pixel art style, new in 8-bit soundtrack or switch version, with orchestral soundtrack option to switch during the game. The game has 33 unique hero classes to unlock, each with their unique abilities and attributes, four unopenable campaigns including the new “The Legend of Hack Hammerson” campaign, each with their own final dungeon and boss and tons of practically created axes, darts and spells to expand your arsenal. , Cross bow and so on.

In the new arena mode, available exclusively to Switch, players can freely select a team from the entire Hero Pool and guide them through endless battles that can be very difficult with each progression. Choose special bonus effects to modify the next fight and make it easier or more rewarding.

Deadly dungeons aside, in a world full of different NPCs and hilarious events one can expect loads of fun, lots of insults and jokes. Be careful though! This is a rude so perm! If you bite the grass, you can go to at least one elaborate cemetery to mourn your lost heroes and compare their figures.

For a taste of the humor of this classic adventure, check out the trailer that creates Cam’s tongue-in-cheek (it looks like it was recorded on a VCR) where you can get a glimpse of the “Unity Engine” you’ve never seen before, as well as the studio’s brand to create the game’s 8-bit soundtrack Innovative application of the new “NES.

“We’re really excited that the Pixel Heroes are finally coming to the Nintendo Switch,” said lead designer Tom Hirsch. “This switch has proven to be a fantastic platform for indie gaming and we hope gamers will have a lot of fun with our retro RPG and Rogule mechanics.