GungHo Releases Minna de Chat Party for Nintendo Switch 2
The release builds a party game around voice coordination rather than reflexes: in Suika Wari the operator's screen is blacked out, so a second player's spoken directions are the only route to the goal.
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GungHo Online Entertainment released the co-op communication game Minna de Chat Party on September 17 for Nintendo Switch 2 at 990 yen, tax included. Up to four players team up locally or online, splitting into guide and operator roles, and use the console's game chat to talk each other through three games: Suika Wari, Delivery Panic, and Ghost Hunt. A practice mode and an audience option are included.
Minna de Chat Party asks players to win by talking. GungHo Online Entertainment released it on September 17 for Nintendo Switch 2 at 990 yen, tax included, with local and online play for up to four.
The game assigns roles. A guide describes what is on screen, an operator acts on it, and the console's game chat carries the directions. In Suika Wari the operator's view is blindfolded along with the character, so the guide's voice is the only information available within the time limit. Delivery Panic pairs a map reader with a package carrier, and Ghost Hunt has a guide watching surveillance footage call out ghost positions.
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