Blair Witch is coming to Switch

Blair Witch is finally coming to Switch. Having been released digitally for PS4 and Xbox One in August 2019 and then physically on those consoles this January, Switch owners can now get in on the horror. Coming to Nintendo’s platform in Winter 2020

Blair Witch is a first-person horror title based on the series of films.

In our review, Andrew Harrison wrote;

Blair Witch is a magical continuation of the movies, making reference back to them in the opening sequence. Bloober Team, the developers behind Layers Of Fear, another great psychological horror franchise has done a bang-up job on Blair Witch

Set in 1996, Blair Witch puts players in the shoes of a former police officer who joins the search for a missing boy.

Blair Witch Switch

It’s not yet clear if the Switch version will get access to the same content as the other platforms, though it’s likely.

Blair Witch will launch for Switch in Winter 2020.

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