Description
Description
The Soft Source Promise Mascot Agency for Nintendo Switch delivers a distinctive blend of narrative-focused questing and strategic management gameplay to your system. Dive into the vibrant, yet chaotic, Kaso City, assisting Mitchi in restoring an agency, revealing hidden plots, and leading mascots through unique obstacles.
Featuring expansive open-world exploration, unforgettable personalities, and a lighthearted crime drama backdrop, this game provides a novel experience for those who appreciate tactics and compelling narratives. It masterfully blends inquiry, discussion, and task coordination into one captivating Nintendo Switch journey.
Details
• Product Material: Digital game cartridge and plastic case
• Manufacturer: Soft Source
Features
Experience a Nintendo Switch title offering an expansive open-world mascot agency simulation.
Engage in narrative-driven gameplay featuring elements of crime, intrigue, and enigma.
Assume the role of Mitchi and assist in revitalizing the Promise Mascot Agency.
Traverse Kaso City aboard a personalized light truck.
Interact with mascots and comprehend their requirements for effective recruitment.
Utilize Hero Cards to aid mascots in conquering challenges during assignments.
Appropriate for players aged 15 and above.
How to use
Place the Nintendo Switch game cartridge into a compatible Nintendo Switch system, then follow the displayed instructions to start playing. Employ the controller to navigate Kaso City, enlist mascots, fulfill tasks, and advance the storyline. For an optimal experience, play in a relaxed environment and frequently save your progress. Recommended for individuals aged 15 and up.
Care instructions
When not actively playing, keep the cartridge within its case to shield it from dust and harm. Ensure it remains distant from warmth, dampness, and direct solar exposure. Clean the cartridge only with a dry, soft fabric, refraining from liquids or abrasive cleaners. Manage the game with care and store it where young children cannot access it.
