Pirate adventure Nelly Cootalot launches on Switch today

We will release Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet for Nintendo Switch today, July 11th, 2019. Links to the Nintendo eStore pages can be found in the list below.

The Switch release will be Nelly Cootalot’s first time on console, but her adventures have already been well received on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iOS, with a “Very Positive” Steam ranking, an 81% Metacritic score, and 4.8/5 stars on the App Store. (If you want a review copy for one of these platforms instead, we have those available, too!)

The game was Best of Mac App Store, finalist in the German Developer Awards for "Best Mobile Game" and received the adventuregamers.com audience award for "Best Comedy Writing".

Join Nelly Cootalot in this hilarious adventure game, and rescue birds hypnotised by the villainous Baron Widebeard. The game was created by award-winning British comedian and filmmaker Alasdair Beckett-King and boasts a fantastic voice cast including Tom Baker (Doctor Who). Listen to some voice over samples here.

The Nintendo Switch version includes a never before released director's commentary. Very amusing additional content.

The game sells for: $19,99 • 19.99 Euro • 17.99 £ • AUD 30
Languages: English (Text and voice over), German (Text and voice over), French (Text), Italian (Text) and Spanish (Text).

About Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet
What is Baron Widebeard planning? Can he be stopped? In what way is a frozen volcano involved?

To answer these questions comes Nelly Cootalot: pirate heroine and defender of endangered and adorable creatures. Nelly’s journey will take her from Port Rubicund in the South Seas to the lonely isle of Gloomholm in the icy north.

Explore a charming hand-drawn world, meet outlandish characters and face perplexing challenges in search of the Treasure of the Seventh Sea.

The game offers full voice acting in both English and German, with an incredible cast including the legendary Tom Baker (Doctor Who, Little Britain) and Thomas Reiner (Raumpatrouille Orion, Futurama). It also offers text localisation in French, Spanish and Italian.