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Tomo: Endless Blue Planned for Nintendo Switch 2 - NintendoFuseIndie studio Onibi has announced that Tomo: Endless Blue is planned for release on the Nintendo Switch 2, in addition to the previously confirmed PC version. The game features oceanic exploration, creature collection, and settlement building, with procedurally generated islands. The Nintendo Switch 2 version is subject to Nintendo's approval, and Mac and Linux versions are also planned.- Tomo: Endless Blue Announces Planned Nintendo Switch 2 Version as Kickstarter Campaign Enters Its Final Days!Indie studio Onibi announced that Tomo: Endless Blue is planned for Nintendo Switch 2, with porting work to begin alongside the PC version. The creature-collecting RPG's Kickstarter campaign has surpassed $170,000, and the studio also confirmed plans for Mac, Linux, and DRM-free versions.
Tomo: Endless Blue adds Switch 2 versionThe anime-style open-world creature collector action RPG Tomo: Endless Blue is confirmed to be launching for the Nintendo Switch 2, in addition to its previously announced PC version. Developer Onibi announced the Switch 2 version during the final days of its Kickstarter campaign, which has surpassed its funding goal. The game will also receive Mac and Linux versions, with DRM-free options available.
Tomo: Endless Blue coming to Nintendo Switch 2Onibi announced that Tomo: Endless Blue, a creature-collecting RPG, is planned for release on the Nintendo Switch 2. The game features an open-world voxel environment where players can discover and collect over 150 creatures. The studio confirmed the Switch 2 version following community requests during its successful Kickstarter campaign.- Tomo: Endless Blue Kickstarter over $100,000 in under 60 hoursThe Kickstarter campaign for the open-world voxel RPG Tomo: Endless Blue, developed by indie studio Onibi in partnership with Mujina, has surpassed its $100,000 funding goal in under 60 hours. To celebrate, a Director's Cut trailer featuring a new song by Cécile Corbel has been released.
This Open-World Monster-Taming RPG Wants To Be Your Next Endless AdventureThe open-world monster-taming RPG Tomo: Endless Blue has released a new "director's cut" trailer showcasing more gameplay and music. Developed by Onibi, a studio with veterans from games like Fallguys and Fortnite, the game features procedurally generated voxel worlds, monster-taming, sandbox creativity, and multiplayer exploration. The project has surpassed its Kickstarter goal, with stretch goals including cosmetic hats for player companions.- Tomo Endless Blue opens its $100K Kickstarter drive, outlining features and early test plansDeveloper Onibi has launched the Kickstarter campaign for their creature-collecting voxel game, Tomo: Endless Blue, aiming for a $100,000 funding goal. The game, described as a mash-up of Pokemon and Minecraft, will feature ocean exploration, procedurally generated islands, crafting, and real-time combat where players can control their creatures. Early backers will have access to prototype testing in Q3 2024, with alpha testing planned for Q1 2027 and Steam early access later that year.
- Tomo: Endless Blue Launches on Kickstarter With First Gameplay TrailerIndie studio Onibi has launched a Kickstarter campaign for their open-world voxel RPG, Tomo: Endless Blue, featuring procedurally generated worlds and offline gameplay. The game's first trailer, which showcases gameplay mechanics like creature capture, physics-based building, and real-time combat, has garnered significant attention. Backers can receive early access and exclusive rewards, with the game also featuring a robust creative mode and modding support.
- Tomo Endless Blue pushes its long-delayed Kickstarter back to possibly May 26 for quality controlThe Kickstarter campaign for the survival MMO Tomo: Endless Blue has been delayed again by developer Onibi. The studio cited the need for more time to ensure quality and polish the game, pushing the potential launch date to May 26th. Onibi is working on a new trailer and gameplay footage to present the game in its best possible light.
- Whatever happened to Tomo Endless Blue, Ahoy, and Swordeye?This article provides updates on the development status of three multiplayer games: Tomo: Endless Blue, Ahoy, and Swordeye. Tomo: Endless Blue continues to show previews but has not yet launched its Kickstarter. Ahoy has released new gameplay footage but missed its alpha test deadline. Swordeye has conducted a playtest and announced dates for its next test.