Motto! New Puzz Osomatsu-san: Shinpin Sotsugyou Keikaku announced for Switch in Japan

The smartphone match-three puzzle game New Puzz Osomatsu-san is getting a Switch adaptation called Motto! New Puzz Osomatsu-san: Shinpin Sotsugyou Keikaku, and it's set to launch in Japan on December 5th, 2019. There will be a digital version for 5,800 yen, a physical version for 5,800 yen, and a limited edition physical version for 9,800 yen. The limited edition has six variations; one for each Osomatsu-san brother, and also includes a 100-plus-page “Scenario & Skill & Voice Collection Data Book,” a custom-illustrated acrylic stand, three “Oshimatsu” acrylic stands, a diorama outer box, a background card, and a background deco seal. The acrylic stands, diorama outer box, and background cards differ per limited edition variation.

You can check out the official Japanese site for Motto! New Puzz Osomatsu-san: Shinpin Sotsugyou Keikaku right here, and read up on gameplay details below.

What kind of game is it?

A match-three puzzle game with simple controls. Choose two “Oshimatsu” and utilize their skills.
An original story will progress as you clear each stage.
There are three stages of graphics that evolve as your affection level rises.

Motto! Features and Additions

Over 500 bonus voices. There are over 500 bonuses voices that can only be heard in the Motto! edition of the game. The voices you collect can be played back at any time in the “Voice Gallery.” Of course, all the voices from the smartphone version are also included.
Additional original story. More story has been added to the game map.
Almost all the content from the smartphone version. That of course includes the main scenario, as well as almost all of the time-limited events.
Switch version playable in TV mode, table mode, and handheld mode. In handheld mode, you can play the game using the touch panel like the smartphone version. The PlayStation 4 version is only playable with a controller.

Cast

Osomastu (voiced by Takahiro Sakurai)
Karamatsu (voiced by Yuichi Nakamura)
Choromatsu (voiced by Hiroshi Kamiya)
Ichimatsu (voiced by Jun Fukuyama)
Jyushimatsu (voiced by Daisuke Ono)
Dodomatsu (voiced by Miyu Irino)