Supergiant Games' roguelike game "Hades" will soon exit Early Access, but cross-save compatibility with the Switch version will be available later this year, Supergiant said in a tweet, though the feature was originally promised to be ready at launch, He explained that the developers ran into unforeseen problems. Rather than delaying plans to launch v1.0 until this feature is completed, Supergiant said, "We intend to introduce cross-save in an update after Hades v1.0 is released this fall."

That makes sense, given that the Venn diagram of players playing on both PC and Switch who intend to switch between the two is probably super low, but it's worth remembering if you were hoping to purchase the game on a console. cross with Switch More and more PC games are adding save functionality, and as a Switch owner, I think this is a great thing: I love being able to play "Divinity: Original Sin 2" on the go without much hassle. It's great to be able to play "Divinity: Original Sin 2" on the go without much hassle.

"Yomigaeri" also seems like the perfect game for the Switch. Originally in Early Access on the Epic Store in 2018, it's a frantic action roguelike that plays a bit like a twin-stick shooter. The graphics are great, the story cleverly incorporates the fact that you constantly die and start over, and the combat is challenging as hell. I'm looking forward to playing it again when the (presumably) full version is released soon. Hopefully a cross-save feature will be implemented soon.