Earthfall: Alien Horde, the co-op first-person shooter now available on PC and console, is releasing next month on Nintendo Switch.
Nimble confirmed today that the Nintendo Switch release of Earthfall: Alien Horde will launch on October 11th. This new version of the game will include all of the post-launch content released so far as well as local co-op multiplayer for up to four players, which will be exclusive to the Nintendo Switch version.
In case you never heard of Earthfall: Alien Horde, you can learn more about some of its features below
A Horde of Content -- 15 unique locations, including 11 campaign chapters, 5 invasion maps, and tons of unlockable items!
Hardcore Co-op -- Drop in, drop out and engage in classic four-player co-operative gunplay inspired by the greatest co-op shooters of our time. Now with local wireless co-op, in addition to online play.
Death from Above -- Fight the horde, a procedurally generated alien menace that makes every gameplay session tense, exciting, fresh, and utterly lethal.
Well-armed Allies -- Become one of four story-driven characters and battle through an alien-infested plot while utilizing advanced weaponry and printable guns.
Constructible Defenses – Strategically place barricades that electrify or set the alien scourge afire. Deploy automatic sentries to create the perfect alien killing zones or set up mounted turrets to achieve firepower superiority.
Earthfall: Alien Horde is now available on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The game releases on Nintendo Switch on October 11th.
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