The fantastically absurd indie gem Nobody Saves the World was released back in January on PC and Xbox consoles with high praise. Now, players on other platforms are getting a taste of that grinding glory. With it, comes a heavily requested local co-op mode. All of this comes fresh from an announcement tweet from developer Drinkbox Studios.
Big news for PlayStation and Switch players. 👀
Nobody Saves the World is coming to Nintendo Switch, PS5, and PS4 on April 14th. Plus, local co-op support is coming to all platforms on the same day!
Check out our new accolades trailer and see what all the buzz is about! pic.twitter.com/kJHtuWtSZa
— Drinkbox 👀 Nobody Saves the World OUT NOW!! (@DrinkBoxStudios) April 4, 2022
Nobody Saves The World is an excellent adventure of journeying across a mythical land, taking advantage of the many magical forms and abilities at hand. I played it myself in co-op online. A fun time is to be had this way. However, I definitely noticed some latency issues, despite the game’s best attempt to mediate this with a performance vs fidelity slider. The idea of a local co-op mode now ruling out the concerns for connection strength entirely is exciting in and of itself.
Nobody Saves The World is currently available on current and past gen Xbox Consoles, PC and Game Pass. The Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4|5 release, along with local co-op everywhere, arrives April 14th. Get grinding.
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Charlie loves her video games as much as she loves dumb, charming JRPG protagonists: probably way too much. You can often catch her spending too much time being emotional over LGBT stories in games. She also thinks Yakuza 6 is the best one.
