The indie hit title Firewatch will be making its way to the Nintendo Switch later this month, developer Camp Santo has confirmed the news via Twitter.
The above post is from the official Campo Santo Twitter account and confirms that Firewatch will be arriving on the Nintendo Switch on December 17th. Future players will not have to worry about their region as Firewatch will be available in the "Americas, Europe, Australia, and Japan eShops."
If you didn't know, Valve recently acquired Campo Santo after the success of Firewatch and their team of 12 have since relocated to Washington DC to continue working on their coming title In The Valley of Gods. More on that story here. If you want to know more about Firewatch or Campo Santo in general, visit their official website here.
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