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Caladrius 2: Dark Element gets Nintendo Switch release date, new trailer
H2 Interactive and Moss have announced that Caladrius 2: Dark Element will be released on Nintendo Switch on December 10, 2026. The game features a dark gothic world, a new cast of characters, and enhanced combat mechanics like the Shame Break system and Element Shot.
Caladrius is back after 13 years and our ageing shmup reflexes are already terrified
Moss has announced Caladrius 2/Dark Element, a sequel to their 2013 gothic bullet-hell shooter, set for a winter 2026 worldwide release on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC. The game will feature new characters and expanded versions of returning mechanics like Shame Break and Element Shot, set in a dark gothic world.
Long Forgotten PlayStation 3 Action Game Gets Surprise PS5 Sequel
H2 Interactive and Kaminari Games announced Caladrius 2: Dark Element, a sequel to the 2013 action shooter Caladrius, for a winter 2026 release. The new title will feature 2D bullet-hell shooting action in a dark gothic world and is planned for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
Caladrius 2: Dark Element announced for Nintendo Switch, 13 years after the original game
Moss has announced Caladrius 2: Dark Element, a new bullet hell shooter for the Nintendo Switch, scheduled for Winter 2026. This sequel to the 2011 original promises a dark gothic world, unique characters, and an evolved gameplay experience.
PlayStation Plus Hidden Gem: Raiden IV: Overkill đ
Raiden IV: Overkill, a classic vertical shoot 'em up originally released as an arcade game in 2007 and remade in 2014, is highlighted as a hidden gem available on PlayStation Plus Premium. The game features intuitive controls, weapon power-ups, challenging enemy formations, and boss fights, with a unique 'overkill' mechanic for scoring. A later remake, Raiden IV x MIKADO remix, offers sharper visuals and a new soundtrack.
RAIDEN FIGHTERS REMIX COLLECTION Review đŠī¸
Raiden Fighters Remix Collection offers a trilogy of excellent shoot 'em up games with engaging gameplay and score mechanics, but suffers from poor emulation quality, including input lag and incorrect scaling. While the remixed music is a highlight, the lack of features like replay saving and museum content, combined with performance issues, makes this package disappointing despite the quality of the core games.