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Pre-order Dead Cells now on Switch, receive 20% discount

Motion Twin has announced that Dead Cells is available for pre-order on the Nintendo Switch for American users.

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Motion Twin, the developer and publisher behind Dead Cells have announced that their title is available for pre-order on the eShop. Users that pre-order the title will now receive a 20% discount.

Dead Cells is a rogue-lite, metroidvania inspired, action-platformer that will take players through a labyrinth of levels that will not only be challenging but enjoyable as well. Dead Cells captures the 2D souls-lite combat that will force players into earning their progress through rigorous progressive difficulties.

Since Dead Cells is perfect for the Nintendo Switch considering the gameplay type of the title, a iteration of the game is debuting to the Nintendo Switch. In celebration of this, Motion Joy has provided anyone in living in America with a 20% pre-order discount, this discount will only be available for users who pre-order through the eShop. Dead Cells on the Nintendo Switch will be releasing on August 7th, 2018. For more information about the title visit the official listing here.

Dead Cells is also available on the PC, it was originally released on the 11th of May 2017, if you want to check out the Steam listing, the link can be found here.

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