Oh yes, the floodgates are open now, boys. While Sony is constricting, restricting, and locking down games with their censorship policies, developers are taking their lewd-laced ideas to a more open console platform… namely the Nintendo Switch. This includes Qureate’s upcoming puzzle-escape title, Prison Princess.
Gematsu is reporting that Prison Princess will make its way to the Nintendo Switch in starting January 30th, 2020 for 1,800 yen in Japan.
The great part about it, though? It’s heading West.
【新作発表】本日発売のファミ通様にNintendo Switch専用タイトル「プリズンプリンセス」が掲載しております。
とても紳士向けの脱出ゲームです。来年1月30日配信予定です。
English text is supported.Distribution in North America is also planned!#プリズンプリンセス #プリプリ pic.twitter.com/ZumNkeRO3e— qureate公式 (@qureate) December 12, 2019
Yep, after having an exclusive reveal in Famitsu, Qureate revealed on Twitter that the game would receive distribution in North America.
According to the official website, the game will apparently also be available for Western gamers from the Nintendo eShop on January 30th as well. It will feature Japanese voice overs for the main characters but English subtitles.
Unfortunately there are no screenshots or trailers on the website at the moment, but YouTube outlet Dante Nintendo Switch World did post up larger images from the Famitsu feature, which you can check out below.
The general gist of the game is that a hero died trying to save the land from a monstrous invasion. His spirit still lives on, though, and he takes the opportunity to go to the dungeon where the princess is being held against her will and attempts to guide her out of the trap-filled prison.
This escape includes all sorts of pantsu shots, lots of jiggling, and plenty of groping.
You can look for more info to surface for the game leading up to its release in January. Hopefully a trailer drops soon so we can get an idea of what to expect from this lewd adventure that was obviously too much for Sony and their censorship policies.
You can either keep track of new information by following the Qureate Twitter account or by visiting the official Prison Princess website.
(Thanks for the news tip VersedGamer)
