Just received the press release from Nintendo. The game is based on a very popular German TV show which has received multiple video games over the years.
Release: September 29
Developer: Lost the Game Studios
Publisher: bitComposer Interactive
Distributor: Nintendo of Europe
Exclusively available on Nintendo Switch, only in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
Trailer
- Elton will star as the host of the game, just as in the TV show
- 4-player multiplayer (1 vs 1 or 2 vs 2), also with CPU
- 2 new modes: one with 7 minigames and one with 3 minigames, the original mode with 15 minigames is still there
- In total there are 25 different games, including quizzes with more than 8000 questions
- Includes quiz games such as „Blamieren oder Kassieren”, „Quiz”, „Stimmt´s?” (true or false quiz) und „Wo liegt was?” (determine location of a city or sight on a map)
- Also includes action mini games that depend on the joy-con motion controls
- Includes a character creator
- built in Unity 3D
Screenshots:
It's quite surprising that Nintendo will be involved this time. If I recall correctly, the last time Nintendo of Europe decided to get involved with a third party release just for a few selected markets was "Quiz Party" on Wii. Since Schlag den Star is a show for the entire family, and Nintendo in Germany is marketing their systems heavily towards families and casual gamers, this involvement does make sense.
Release: September 29
Developer: Lost the Game Studios
Publisher: bitComposer Interactive
Distributor: Nintendo of Europe
Exclusively available on Nintendo Switch, only in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
Trailer
- Elton will star as the host of the game, just as in the TV show
- 4-player multiplayer (1 vs 1 or 2 vs 2), also with CPU
- 2 new modes: one with 7 minigames and one with 3 minigames, the original mode with 15 minigames is still there
- In total there are 25 different games, including quizzes with more than 8000 questions
- Includes quiz games such as „Blamieren oder Kassieren”, „Quiz”, „Stimmt´s?” (true or false quiz) und „Wo liegt was?” (determine location of a city or sight on a map)
- Also includes action mini games that depend on the joy-con motion controls
- Includes a character creator
- built in Unity 3D
Screenshots:
It's quite surprising that Nintendo will be involved this time. If I recall correctly, the last time Nintendo of Europe decided to get involved with a third party release just for a few selected markets was "Quiz Party" on Wii. Since Schlag den Star is a show for the entire family, and Nintendo in Germany is marketing their systems heavily towards families and casual gamers, this involvement does make sense.