French Fries Pusher Friends Hits Switch At 470 Yen
The Switch release puts a 470-yen fries-and-burger battle game on Nintendo's storefront two years and nine months after its Steam run, broadening the audience for a game built around a serving-count leaderboard.
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STP WORKS released the Nintendo Switch version of French Fries Pusher Friends on October 15 for 470 yen including tax. Players fire fries to fend off training robots while assembling burger sets, solo or with up to four players, and compete on a ranking for sets served before HP reaches zero. Permanent upgrades use saved wages, and items and skills appear during runs. A Steam version has been available since January 12, 2024.
The Switch version launched on October 15 for 470 yen including tax. In a run, ingredients ride a conveyor belt and players press the red button with fries in time to push lettuce, patties, cheese, or egg onto the bun, depending on the burger ordered, then prepare fries and cola and serve the set from the conveyor belt at the right edge to earn wages.
Training robots appear periodically and stay in place until driven off with fries. Their energy bullets deal damage, and HP at zero ends the run. Defeated enemies drop energy into the conveyor; filling the meter brings an item. Skills include HP recovery, a barrier, and a gunner that fires energy bullets automatically. Wages fund permanent upgrades.
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