Simulacro, a first-person puzzle game developed by Philosophical School of Games and published by QUByte Interactive, is indeed slated for release on Nintendo Switch. The game is currently targeting a Q3 2025 launch.
Simulacro offers an intriguing premise, blending puzzle-solving with a narrative inspired by ancient Greek philosophy. Players will take on the role of Poísis, an art student exploring a mysterious island that has emerged due to receding waters in Greece's Lake Prespa. The game promises to challenge players with enigmatic puzzles while delving into philosophical questions about the nature of reality.
Key features of Simulacro include:
1. Immersive first-person gameplay
2. Approximately 2-3 hours of thought-provoking content
3. A narrative grounded in the teachings of Plato, Aristotle, and Pythagoras
4. Dynamic puzzles interwoven with the storyline
5. Narration in Brazilian Portuguese (with English subtitles available)
While the game is still in development, its unique combination of puzzle-solving and philosophical exploration makes it an interesting title to watch for Nintendo Switch owners interested in thoughtful, narrative-driven experiences.
