Vessels of Decay Launching on Nintendo Switch This Summer

Headup has revealed that it will be bringing the post-apocalyptic action-adventure game, Vessels of Decay, to the Nintendo Switch.

Developed by Simon Jakobsson and Aurora Punks, this game immerses players in the tale of Freja and Mud. You will explore the remnants of a forgotten civilization, all while facing off against creatures steeped in Scandinavian myth and folklore.

“We’re incredibly excited to team up with Simon Jakobsson and Aurora Punks to introduce Vessels of Decay to gamers around the globe,” shared Headup CEO Dieter Schoeller.

“The game’s unique mix of Scandinavian folklore, rapid-fire action, and stunning retro visuals offers a truly distinctive experience. We look forward to players delving into its mesmerizing world.”

The publisher has shared some of the game’s standout features, which promise an enthralling experience:

Dynamic Battle System: The combat is entirely in your hands, deciding your approach and determining how enemies meet their end!

Unique Finishers: Each new enemy presents a fresh opportunity to showcase your combat skills with staggering moves and dramatic animations.

Epic Multi-Stage Boss Encounters: Nordic folklore’s mythical beasts won’t go down without a fight. It will take both strategy and agility to chase them and claim victory!

Explore A Beautiful World of Pixels, Death, and Decay: Every pixel in Vessels of Decay is crafted with meticulous care, ensuring that each scene, piece of the storyline, and environment feels alive.

A Scandinavian Take on Classic Action-Adventure: Experience the stark contrast between the crumbling remains of a modern-day society and the revival of nature interwoven with the supernatural. Immerse yourself in a uniquely Scandinavian backdrop filled with introspective exploration and vibrant action.

You can expect Vessels of Decay to launch digitally on the Nintendo eShop for the Nintendo Switch worldwide during the summer of 2025.

Vessels of Decay Trailer

[Watch the trailer on platforms like YouTube to get a glimpse of the adventure that awaits.]