'Peak', The Beloved Indie Climber, Scales October's Stacked Switch 2 Release Schedule



Launching next week!

Ever since we first saw Peak climb onto PC last year, we have been jonesing for a Switch 2 port. Aggro Crab and Landfall Games have been teasing that something was in the works for a few months, and now we finally know what it was: Peak is coming to Switch 2!

The devs revealed that this beloved indie mountain climber will plant its flag on consoles on 22nd October (yep, as in next week), making an already stacked release month even busier.

Read the full article on nintendolife.com



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