Watch Wild Hearts S in Action on the New Nintendo Switch 2

Sure thing, let’s dive into this.

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So, you know that game I stumbled upon? It’s Wild Hearts S, which is apparently all the rage now, and guess what? They’re throwing it on the Nintendo Switch 2. Honestly, I didn’t even know there was a second one. Anyway, they just dropped this 15-minute gameplay thing (like, who has time for that?), and it’s by Koei Tecmo. Rings a bell?

Omega Force, the developers, want us to believe we can become some all-knowing hunter. You’re chasing these crazy beasts, and they’ve got, like, nature’s power. Ever try picturing what that even looks like? No clue why I keep thinking about this one time I saw a butterfly and thought it was a leaf.

So, whether you’re a lone wolf (which I sometimes pretend to be) or one of those pack hunters in co-op mode — yeah, up to four people can hop in — you’re crafting and battling your way through these “epic adventures.” Or so they claim. It feels like you’re somehow crafting the actual ground beneath you, pieces of the world to strategize. I’m still trying to wrap my head around it.

And then there are these beasts. They’re huge. And apparently, nature decided to infuse them with all its ferocity. Beautiful but terrifying, like those storms you never forget. I’m not even sure I want to tackle them solo. Might need a few pals — or brave strangers — on this one.

Speaking of crafting, it’s not your usual DIY project. Think “Karakuri” — whatever that exactly means. Using beast-piercing blades and protective shields, it’s like a medieval DIY survival guide. And, get this: you can even fly. I don’t know if it’s more fantasy than reality, but then again, who needs realism in a game?

Let’s be honest, weapons and armor that you literally make or something — they evolve with you. Picture gathering stuff from every hunt to craft new gear. Kind of like transforming visits to a thrift shop into a fashion show.

So, mark your calendars or whatever people do these days. Wild Hearts S hits the shelves — digital and real ones — for Nintendo Switch 2 on July 25, 2025. Feels like forever away, but time flies or drags; who can tell anymore?

And there was this video clip on YouTube or something… but I got sidetracked and didn’t finish it. Maybe later, maybe not. We’ll see.