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Hunter X: code name T Is Now On Switch

Hunter X: code name T is an action-based Metroidvania from Korean developer Orange Popcorn that launched on Steam last December. It makes its console debut as of today with its launch on Switch in America and Europe.

Hunter X: code name T is the sequel to HunterX, a similar title that was released in 2022. In that game you played as a young teenage devil hunter who ends up following her target through a crack in spacetime into another world, and has to battle a lot of monsters to get back out. The sequel stars a different character, with the same occupation…but this time the monster world is even bigger, the number of weapons and items you can collect is even greater and the enemies are more ferocious than before.

Embark on a fateful journey through a world straddling the past and future, as the devil hunter Taiyo seeks to confront his own identity and vanquish formidable foes under the luminous glow of the returning Purple Moon.

  • A fast, stylish combat in an action-adventure setting.
  • Customize fighting styles with diverse weapon actions and magic while exploring an expanding world.
  • Join Taiyo, a devil hunter on a quest to confront memories and hunt devils in a fractured world.
  • Explore a vast, time-spanning world, encountering gripping stories and challenging adversaries.
  • Customize combat with various weapons, utilizing specific actions and collecting items to exploit enemy weaknesses.

Hunter X: code name T is now available on two machines (PC and Switch). No indication of a PS5 or XBox release yet.

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Mecha-gino

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Kudos to Orange Popcorn for bringing their indie gem to a wider audience! It's heartening to see smaller developers getting recognition. Hunter X: code name T's success on Steam must have paved the way for this console release. I'll definitely be supporting their efforts by picking up a copy on Switch. Let's continue to champion indie games and the creativity they bring to the industry!

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Pug

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The description of the sequel's narrative has me intrigued. Exploring Taiyo's journey to confront his own identity amidst battling formidable foes sounds like a compelling storyline. I'm eager to delve into the lore of this fractured world and uncover the mysteries it holds. A captivating narrative paired with engaging gameplay mechanics could make Hunter X: code name T a truly unforgettable experience.if they've managed to maintain the essence of what made HunterX great while enhancing the gameplay experience, count me in. I'll give it a shot on my Switch and see if it lives up to the hype.

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Vicks Addict

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I'll probably wait a bit before jumping into this one. With so many games vying for my attention, I like to take my time and see how a title fares post-launch. Hunter X: code name T sounds promising, but I'll wait for some reviews and player feedback to gauge whether it's worth my time and money. Plus, by waiting, I might catch it on sale down the line. Always good to be patient in the world of gaming!

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