Devolver Digital’s Encode seems to be heading to Switch after appearing on ratings company PEGI’s website. The roguelike deck-building indie game from developer Daniel Mullins made the GOTY 2021 list with its PC release last October, and it looks like we’ll soon be enjoying its unique weirdness. on the Nintendo console.
As pointed out by the redoubtable-outside-of-things . pointer Wario64The game appeared listed with a (incorrect) release date of October 1, 2022, just below the PS4 and PS5 versions that launched in August.
In fact, the dates of the PlayStation versions are also wrong – the game launches on August 30th on those platforms, maybe leading you to speculate that we’ll see Key Encryption on the Switch before the end of the month. Despite that, it looks like the critically-acclaimed game is limited to Switch, something we’re quite happy to put it on our list of games we’d love to see on Nintendo’s console. at the beginning of the year. Another one bit the dust!
The Steam version boasts a very impressive 71,335 reviews at the time of writing, with cravings ‘Extremely positive’ rating, too. If you need a reminder of the game and its quirks, check out the original reveal trailer for the PC version below this description from the Steam page:
Inscryption is a black card-based adventure that blends roguelike puzzles, deck room escape, and psychological horror into a bloody smoothie. Darker is still the secret hidden deep in the cards…
Excited to see this coming to the Switch? Play it elsewhere? Let us know in the usual place.
