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Swap Fire: Season 2 Nearly at Kickstarter Goal

Swap Fire: Season 2 Nearly at Kickstarter Goal

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The Kickstarter campaign for the multiplayer first-person shooter, Swap Fire: Season 2, for Nintendo Switch is well under way. Currently, the campaign is very nearly at its current goal of $5,000 to get the game on Nintendo Switch, and it’s raised $3,275. So far, the campaign just has 43 hours to go. As of now, a little less than two days seems to be enough time to hit that $5,000 goal, or at least get the goal incredibly close. The first Swap Fire was released for the Wii U last November. Based on player, the developers are now hoping to bring the new game to the Nintendo Switch. Season 2 for Swap Fire is described as a “full blown sequel” for the original. Competitions for the game will be an annual event. The Kickstarter page also adds that this is not planned as DLC or a port of the Wii U version. This will be a true sequel that includes more content, higher-quality visuals and online multiplayer. The original Swap

Swap Fire Hits Wii U eShop

Swap Fire Hits Wii U eShop

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A new game has hit the Nintendo Wii U eShop. Swap Fire is a multiplayer puzzle FPS that uses the interesting mechanic of swapping positions after you shoot another player. Thus, you’ll have to be creative in winning the “Drop Zones” and getting ahead in the game. You can check out the story for Swap Fire below, along with a trailer showing off the game mechanics. The game is available now for $14.99 “The year is 2139. Retro Quantum Industries (RQI) has invented the next wave of transportation. Forget autonomous vehicles, these scientists invented teleportation! Unfortunately, even 2139’s technologically advanced citizens are terrified to have their bodies teleported through time and space. After spending billions of dollars on R + D, the company cannot afford commercial failure. The solution is Swap Fire! A high stakes game show, featuring teenage contestants utilizing RQI’s teleportation technology. Sales and usage of consumer grade personal teleporters spiked after the first season of Swap Fire, in which Justin Agitprop was crowned as the Swap Fire