Go Vacation Is Coming to Switch in July

Developed by Bandai Namco, Go Vacation is a resort vacation-themed game that allows players to explore a resort island while participating in all sorts of fun activities like playing volleyball and going skydiving. You can check out the new trailer down below.

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‘Discover new surprises each day as you adventure through the four different resort areas on Kawawii island. While exploring – either on foot, on horseback, on a snowmobile or more – you’ll discover numerous collectibles, challenges and other opportunities to level up and customize your character. Decorate your own villa, enjoy a delicious meal at one of the food trucks and snap in-game photos of the dozens of adorable animals hiding in each resort. Regular challenges and presents, like special costumes and different dog breeds, will keep you coming back for hours of Kawawii island adventures.’

The best part is, the game can be enjoyed with up to three other friends on one system, so you don’t have to vacay alone.

Go Vacation is set to be released for the Switch on July 27.


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