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Oceanhorn 2 tease seems to hint at an incoming Switch version

Heading to Kyoto

Oceanhorn 2 tease seems to hint at an incoming Switch version
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A tease shared on Cornfox & Bros' official Twitter account earlier today appears to suggest that a Switch version of Oceanhorn 2 is on the way. I say "appears to suggest" because what I'm saying here is purely speculation based on the limited info supplied in the developer's post. Nothing has been confirmed as of yet.

The massively popular adventure game launched last September as an Apple Arcade release and quickly became something of a poster child for the service. Boasting a lengthy, Zelda-inspired campaign and a visually impressive world, it's no surprise that many Android and Switch owners have been incredibly keen to see it hit their platform of choice.

So, let's have a chat about today's tease. All we have to go on is a date – 11.08.2020 – and a couple of named locations: Helsinki and Kyoto. Developer Cornfox & Bros is based in Helsinki, so we've got that part sussed, but why is the game's protagonist making his way to Kyoto? Well, my guess would be that this is a reference to the fact that Nintendo's headquarters are in Kyoto, meaning that this tease is likely tied to an incoming Switch version.

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Oceanhorn 2: Golden Edition launched last month and proved to be a sizeable improvement over the vanilla game. A second major expansion is currently expected to arrive this autumn/fall, which is what leads me to believe that today's tease isn't anything to do with the expansion. Only time will tell, I suppose.

In the meantime, those with an iOS device and an active Apple Arcade subscription will find Oceanhorn 2 available for download now from over on the App Store.

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Cameron Bald
Cameron Bald
Cameron started out as an intern here in late 2018, then went on to join us as our News Editor in July 2019. He brings with him an encyclopedic knowledge of decade-old GamesMaster review scores and plenty of stinking takes on games, movies, and proper pizza etiquette.