Peach Ball: Senran Kagura for Nintendo Switch Gets First Screenshots and Details on Famitsu

Peach Ball: Senran Kagura for Nintendo Switch Gets First Screenshots and Details on Famitsu

Giuseppe Nelva August 1, 2018 11:23 AM EST

The upcoming Nintendo Switch exclusive Peach Ball: Senran Kagura debuts on Famitsu with the first screenshots and details.

Today’s issue of Weekly Famitsu included the first information and screenshots on the upcoming Switch exclusive pinball game Peach Ball: Senran Kagura.

The game will release in Japan on December 13th, and the story is, as you may have expected, rather wacky. The girls have been turned into sexy animal girls by a new concoction named “Kemonar” (“Kemono” in Japanese means “animal”) created by Haruka.

In order to turn them back to their original form, they need to take an antidote that is contained in capsules contained in pinball tables hidden in various amusement parks, and playing them is the only way to get the antidote.

The Kemonar didn’t just change the way the girls look, but also the way they talk and behave. Each amusement park has a different theme and atmosphere, as well as pinball tables with different mechanics, so each play feels fresh.

Of course, hitting certain spots with the ball and completing certain challenges will cause sexy reactions, and dropping of outfits. The traditional changing room feature will be included, letting you customize the girl on each table to your liking with different clothes and hairstyles. The skinship mode will be available supporting the HD rumble feature of the Switch.

Interestingly, the game will also receive a Limited Peach & Reflex Wpack, which will include Senran Kagura Reflexions as well, alongside all of its DLC. Two costumes and two diorama actions for Peach Ball: Senran Kagura will also be part of the package.

If you want to see gameplay, it’ll be revealed tomorrow at the special Senran Kagura livestream.

You can check out the screenshots below, keeping mind that we’re looking at magazine scans, so quality isn’t perfect.