05-31-2019, 02:45 AM
Verlet Swing Arrives On Switch In A Fortnight With A Bucketful Of Weird
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Well this is an odd one. Verlet Swing is coming to Switch in two weeks and appears to be a first-person fusion of Spider-Man and Salvador Dali. Sure, why not?
Coming from Flamebait Games, it’s described as ‘an eccentric world where weird stuff happens’. It appears that you use a grappling hook to swing around surrealist environments filled with statues, marine life and floating foodstuffs. You swing around 100 levels carefully navigating the bizarre gauntlet – colliding with any piece of the dreamscape means instant death.
The game’s been available on PC for a while, but beyond these surreal pics and the trailer above from last year, there’s not a lot to go on. Intriguing!
On Nintendo’s website the key features are as follows:
![[Image: switch-verletswing-01.445x245.jpg]](http://images.nintendolife.com/bad8a57144da1/switch-verletswing-01.445x245.jpg)
![[Image: switch-verletswing-02.445x245.jpg]](http://images.nintendolife.com/afa6432243ce6/switch-verletswing-02.445x245.jpg)
![[Image: switch-verletswing-03.445x245.jpg]](http://images.nintendolife.com/e508551da6bad/switch-verletswing-03.445x245.jpg)
![[Image: switch-verletswing-04.445x245.jpg]](http://images.nintendolife.com/24c2c39196d37/switch-verletswing-04.445x245.jpg)
We’re still trying to to work out if this one is trying too hard, or not trying hard enough. That said, the Steam version has got a Very Positive rating at the time of writing, so it might be worth investigating this oddity when it launches in two weeks’ time. It’ll cost you $14.99 to dive into this dream / nightmare of flying fish, pizza and Polybius, and perhaps it’ll satisfy the Spider-Man fantasies we’ve been having since the PS4 game came out.
Does this interest you or does it look like someone went to a Dali exhibition and got a bit carried away with themselves? Share your thoughts below.
![[Image: small.jpg]](http://images.nintendolife.com/022cfa99974e9/small.jpg)
Well this is an odd one. Verlet Swing is coming to Switch in two weeks and appears to be a first-person fusion of Spider-Man and Salvador Dali. Sure, why not?
Coming from Flamebait Games, it’s described as ‘an eccentric world where weird stuff happens’. It appears that you use a grappling hook to swing around surrealist environments filled with statues, marine life and floating foodstuffs. You swing around 100 levels carefully navigating the bizarre gauntlet – colliding with any piece of the dreamscape means instant death.
The game’s been available on PC for a while, but beyond these surreal pics and the trailer above from last year, there’s not a lot to go on. Intriguing!
On Nintendo’s website the key features are as follows:
Quote:– 100 levels of fast-paced swinging action
– Increasingly surreal levels to swing through
– Progressively difficult gameplay. Only the best of swingers will reach the final levels!
– Test your swinging skills with leaderboards and Challenges mode
Quote:
![[Image: switch-verletswing-01.445x245.jpg]](http://images.nintendolife.com/bad8a57144da1/switch-verletswing-01.445x245.jpg)
![[Image: switch-verletswing-02.445x245.jpg]](http://images.nintendolife.com/afa6432243ce6/switch-verletswing-02.445x245.jpg)
![[Image: switch-verletswing-03.445x245.jpg]](http://images.nintendolife.com/e508551da6bad/switch-verletswing-03.445x245.jpg)
![[Image: switch-verletswing-04.445x245.jpg]](http://images.nintendolife.com/24c2c39196d37/switch-verletswing-04.445x245.jpg)
We’re still trying to to work out if this one is trying too hard, or not trying hard enough. That said, the Steam version has got a Very Positive rating at the time of writing, so it might be worth investigating this oddity when it launches in two weeks’ time. It’ll cost you $14.99 to dive into this dream / nightmare of flying fish, pizza and Polybius, and perhaps it’ll satisfy the Spider-Man fantasies we’ve been having since the PS4 game came out.
Does this interest you or does it look like someone went to a Dali exhibition and got a bit carried away with themselves? Share your thoughts below.

