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Dragon Marked for Death for Nintendo Switch headed to retail shelves today

We’ll actually have a review up for this one soon, but figured it was worth sharing the news that Dragon Marked for Death from developer Inti Creates gets a physical, retail release today on the Nintendo Switch. Compiling the two versions that recently released on eShop, this bundle nets all four playable characters along with additional DLC content. I noticed a lot of positive word of mouth surrounding the eShop launch, and I’m looking forward to diving in.

Check out the screenshots below, along with the full press release.

Players yearning for classic side-scrolling multiplayer action on the Nintendo Switch can pick up a copy of Dragon Marked for Death at North American and European retailers starting today, or purchase online at Amazon, Best Buy,GameStop or Target. Fans holding out for the retail release will receive all four characters, Additional Quest download content (DLC) and for a limited time, the complete set of four Striker Gear DLC weapons.

From world-renowned Japanese game developer Inti Creates and courtesy of publisher Nighthawk Interactive, Dragon Marked for Death brings up to four players together where they?ll choose one of four Dragonblood Clan members to control, each with their own special skills. Players can work together, or fly solo, to complete quests, defeat monsters and ultimately take down the powerful Kingdom of Medius. Dragon Marked for Death features:

·        Four Playable Characters ? Players take control of the Empress, Warrior, Shinobi or Witch, each with their own uniquemoves and playstyles, allowing for a deep, strategic action experience;

·        Play Solo or With Up to Four Players ? Players can enjoy the entire experience on their own, or team up with friends in either local or online multiplayer;

·        Fantasy Pixel World ? Dragon Marked for Death comes to life on the Nintendo Switch with its hand-drawn pixel art from some of the industry’s best pixelmancers;

·        Massive Boss Battles ? Dragon Marked for Death?s fantastical bosses take up the entire screen of the Nintendo Switch creating intense, chaotic battles;

·        Immersive Storylines ? Dragon Marked for Death delivers over 30 main quests and numerous side quests, immersing players into its expansive and incredible world;

·        Limited Edition Striker Gear Pack ? Unlocks a unique weapon for each of the 4 playable characters only available in the initial run of the physical version.

 Developed by Inti Creates and published by Nighthawk Interactive, Dragon Marked for Death is available at North American retailers for the Nintendo Switch for $49.99 with equivalent pricing in Europe. The game is rated T (Teen) by the ESRB.

 The Dragon Marked for Death trailer is available here, and more info on Inti Creates can be found on the studio?s Facebook, Twitter, Twitch and YouTube.

Dustin Chadwell

Reviews Manager, Staff Writer

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