505 Games accidentally released Indivisible on Nintendo Switch ahead of schedule. The game development studio found out about this only after the fact, from fans on Twitter.
Indivisible development lead Mike Zaimont took to Twitter early Tuesday morning to announce the game's release on the Nintendo eShop. But instead I found a number of messages from users congratulating me on the project’s debut on the platform. “Feel like you missed the announcement? You're not alone, our team found out because people on Twitter sent us congratulations! I had no idea!” — Zaimont wrote.
Zaimont praises the work that Lab Zero did in porting Indivisible to the Nintendo Switch, but the Nintendo eShop released an old build without many fixes, as well as co-op mode, New Game+ and much more. “This launch does not meet Lab Zero quality standards,” Zaimont wrote. - I'm sorry. It wasn't us."
As 505 Games stated, the release was unintentional, but the company will no longer remove Indivisible from the site. “We had planned a release date for early May, but due to an unexpected series of events, the game is now available in North America and Europe. It's a happy accident that [allows you to get the game] earlier than expected," the publisher said.
The update, scheduled for release soon, will fix several performance issues and add the ability to unlock the Roti character for all players. According to Mike Zaimont, co-op mode and New Game+ will be available later.
Indivisible was released on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on October 11, 2019. It is an action RPG with hand-drawn graphics, set in a fantasy world. Players have access to multiple characters, a rich plot and varied gameplay, which is divided into turn-based battles, platforming and overcoming obstacles.
Source: 3dnews.ru