Dotemu has just released a new gameplay trailer for their upcoming beat-’em-up, which looks fantastic! The trailer gives players a good preview of the action, and the game is scheduled to launch on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 on October 9th.
The Early Access release includes the following core features:
Like the classic game *Banjo-Kazooie*, *Yooka-Laylee* sends players on an adventure through colorful worlds, collecting items to open up new areas. You can transform into all sorts of things – a powerful bulldozer, a school of fish, even a pirate ship with a flamethrower! Plus, you can customize the two main characters with different outfits and looks.
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Ari Gibson and William Pellen have described *Hollow Knight: Silksong* as a challenging game, but one that allows players more flexibility in how they tackle those challenges. Gibson explained that it’s acceptable if players spend a long time on a difficult part, as they can reduce the difficulty through exploration, learning new skills, or even finding ways to bypass the challenge altogether, instead of being completely stuck.
It’s about 4.7 GB in size, and appears to include the first chunk of the full game.
The Nintendo Switch 2 released with the new *Mario Kart World*, which has done fairly well. However, many players are eager for more new games from Nintendo. A few months later, Nintendo released *Donkey Kong Bonanza*, adding to the limited number of games only available on the Switch 2. Because there haven’t been many Switch 2 games yet, some people found the recent Nintendo Direct presentation disappointing. But don’t count out 2025 – several major games are still planned for the Nintendo console.
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Here is the debut trailer:
