Premium Edition Games

Fading Afternoon - Uncensored [Nintendo Switch]

Fading Afternoon - Uncensored [Nintendo Switch] - Main image
$31.04 $44.99 In stock

Category: Nintendo Switch Games

DESCRIPTION

In Fading Afternoon - Uncensored, Seiji Maruyama is a middle-aged yakuza recently released
from prison. Known as "Gozuki" (one of the demon generals from Buddhist mythology) he is the
power that his oyabun counts on. But there is one thing his aniki is not taking into account:
Maruyama is getting old.

FEATURES

  • The Standard Edition includes the UNCENSORED version of the game, (explicit scenes, gambling and blood, among others) and a comic booklet inside!
  • Multiple endings: experience different endings depending on the choices you make throughout the game.
  • Complex action beat ‘em up: fight your opponents with all possible resources, whether in melee combat, with bladed weapons, firearms or using the environment.
  • Mini-games: take a break and have fun with the mini-games scattered throughout the scenarios.
  • A city to explore: roam the streets of the city and access building interiors freely as you progress through the story.

PRODUCT INFORMATION:

  • TITLE: Fading Afternoon - Uncensored
  • EDITION: Standard
  • PLATFORM: Nintendo Switch
  • UPC/EAN: 8436016712828
  • REGION: Europe (Region Free)
  • RELEASE: Q3 2025
  • GENRE: Action, Beat 'em up
  • PLAYER(S): 1 Player
  • RATING: PEGI 18
  • LANGUAGES: English, French, Spanish (Latin America), Japanese, Korean, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese and Simplified Chinese.
  • INDIVIDUALLY NUMBERED: No
  • DEVELOPER: Yeo
  • PUBLISHER: Tesura Games

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Hazel J. ★★★★★

The story of a middle-aged ex-yakuza just trying to find his place hit way harder than I expected from a game like this. Combat feels weighty and deliberate, and the uncensored version is definitely the way to play it on Switch.

Christopher F. ★★★★★

Didn't expect a beat-em-up to hit this hard emotionally. Playing as an aging ex-yakuza just out of prison, the quiet moments between fights stuck with me more than the brawls. The uncensored version is the way to go.