Waku Waku Games released Final Recovery Squad on June 18 for Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, and Steam, with a launch sale and a planned Arcade Mode.
Waku Waku Games released Final Recovery Squad on June 18, 2026, for Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, and Steam. The game is a 2.5D FPS set in a post-human world where autonomous robots continue fighting aliens. A launch sale offers a 10% discount until July 2. The publisher also announced a planned Arcade Mode.
The release is Waku Waku Games' first title with a dedicated Nintendo Switch 2 version, featuring 120 FPS and Joy-Con 2 mouse support. The game is also available on older Switch hardware and PC via Steam.
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Waku Waku Games released the 2.5D FPS Final Recovery Squad on June 18 for Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, and Steam. The game is set in a post-human world where autonomous robots continue fighting aliens. A launch sale offers a 10% discount until July 2. A planned Arcade Mode was also announced.
Director Koichi Sakamoto, who has made numerous original tokusatsu works for Toei's streaming service TTFC, said in an interview marking the service's 10th anniversary that he wants to produce a sequel to the 2017-2018 crossover series Space Squad. He also expressed interest in reviving Metal Hero series and rebooting past heroes on the platform.
Amazon announced the June lineup of free PC games for Prime members via Amazon Luna. Titles include 'Mafia III: Complete Edition', 'Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered', and 'XCOM: Chimera Squad', with 12 more games rolling out weekly. The free distribution is available from Japan, but the cloud gaming service is not.