Super Rare Games said that it will work with publisher Headup and developer Aerial Knight to release Never Yield for Nintendo Switch in physical form. There will be 4,000 of them. Each copy has all the current content on its cart, such as “Da Update,” a full-color manual, interior art, an exclusive sticker, and trading cards.
About Aerial Knight’s Never Yield
Aerial Knight’s Never Yield is a 3D side-scrolling game by Aerial Knight. It came out on Nintendo Switch’s eShop in May 2021. We’ll tell you more about it below.
Take on the role of Wally, an unknown person who has gotten back what was taken from him. Now that he’s found something that could change his city for good, he’s ready to tell the truth. You should be fast enough to get away from your enemies, right?
Feature-length: This action-packed adventure can be played through once in an afternoon, which is about how long an average action movie lasts (about an hour and a half on Normal). After that, you can try to get a better score.
Aerial Knight’s Never Yield is a 3D side-scrolling game with an interesting story that keeps players always moving. It’s like a classic endless runner. Run, jump, slide, or “dash” for acrobatic variations that lead to cool combos and stay away from the challenges that are coming. The game is made for people who like to speedrun games, but it’s also fun for people who just want to play for fun.
Soundtrack: “Danime-Sama,” an artist from Detroit, is making the soundtrack for Aerial Knight’s Never Yield, which features vocals from artists from all over the world.
A message from the developer:
“This project started out as a hobby I did on my own. I wanted to make something familiar but new for this generation of gamers, and I also wanted to bring attention to parts of a culture that are often overlooked. I really hope you enjoy the game when it comes out, and I hope you’ll follow me on my journey to make more fun games.”
The physical copy of Aerial Knight’s Never Yield can be pre-ordered starting July 21 at 10 a.m. PT, 1 p.m. ET, 6 p.m. in the UK, and 7 p.m. in Europe.
