The role-playing game Artis Impact, already available on PC since August, lands on Nintendo Switch on September 17. In Japan, it can be purchased digitally for 2,750 yen or physically for 4,950 yen, with support for multiple languages. It is a turn-based combat adventure set in a post-apocalyptic future, where the player explores, upgrades their home, and works part-time. An affordable proposal for those seeking relaxing digital entertainment.
Technical compatibility and performance on Nintendo's hybrid console 🎮
The title was initially developed for PC, so its adaptation to Switch will require adjustments in frame rate and resolution. It is expected to run at a stable 30 FPS in both handheld and docked modes, prioritizing the fluidity of turn-based combat over graphical detail. The use of textures and shadows has been optimized to avoid overloading the console's memory. The digital version takes up approximately 2 GB, a modest size that allows installation without sacrificing heavier titles on the SD card.
Working part-time to save the world (and pay the rent) 💼
In Artis Impact, you don't just fight mutants; you also have to pay the bills. The game includes a temporary job system to earn money, allowing the post-apocalyptic hero to afford upgrades for their home. A mechanic that many will appreciate for its realism, although others might prefer that the end of the world included, at least, a minimum wage. After all, if the apocalypse doesn't free you from the workday, what's the point?