‘Firewatch’ Set For Release On Nintendo Switch December 17

Earlier this year, developer Campo Santo announced that its indie hit “Firewatch” would be coming to the Nintendo Switch. The developer did not mention when the game would be released, except that it would be released. However we now know when the game is set for a release as the developer has confirmed it for the 17th of December.

According to the announcement, the game will be available via the Nintendo Switch eShop for the Americas, Europe, Australia, and Japan on that date, so you’ll want to mark down that date on your calendars if this is a game that you’ve been anticipating, a game which we should mention won the Best Indie Game at the Golden Joystick Awards in 2016.

The description of the game on its website reads, “The year is 1989 and you’ve just taken a job deep in the Wyoming wilderness. Alone for the summer with nothing to do but spot fires, your supervisor Delilah is always just a call away on your radio—and as you’re pulled out of the tower into the dense forest below, she’s your only contact with the world you’ve left behind.”

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Firewatch is coming to Nintendo Switch on December 17th! We'll be in the Americas, Europe, Australia, and Japan eShops. pic.twitter.com/BJvPnTd4KU

— Campo Santo (@camposanto) December 1, 2018

Also earlier this year, it was announced by the developer that they had been acquired by Valve, which from what we can tell technically makes it the first game under Valve’s banner to be released on the Nintendo Switch.

Tyler Lee
Categories: Gaming
Tags: Nintendo, nintendo switch, Valve