Gamepia, in collaboration with Clouded Leopard Entertainment, has announced the official domestic release of the physical edition of Metal Head Games' 'Back to the Dawn ~Break the Animal Prison~' on the 5th. This title is playable on both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2, billing itself as a suspenseful prison-break RPG.

The Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 versions of 'Back to the Dawn ~Break the Animal Prison~' are built upon the foundation of the Steam version, which has garnered global acclaim and secured wins at various game awards. These console versions introduce Japanese and Chinese voiceovers alongside improved subtitles, offering a more refined presentation and a smoother gameplay experience. You take on the role of an animal convict, surviving the harsh confines of a penitentiary while plotting your escape through exploration and character growth.

The game offers two protagonists to choose from, each boasting a main story spanning over 20 hours. It is packed with dozens of NPCs and more than 100 intricately designed quests. With multiple prison-break routes and a variety of branching endings, this is a traditional CRPG containing over a million characters of text. As you step into the shoes of these protagonists, you will fight to prove your innocence and unravel the conspiracies lurking behind various factions.

The physical release of 'Back to the Dawn ~Break the Animal Prison~' includes both a standard edition and a 'LIMITED EDITION', which were available for pre-order. The Limited Edition features a box with new original illustrations and a set of deluxe items. Those who purchase the physical package will receive a 'microfiber fabric' featuring the game's main visual and the original DLC 'Prison Skin' as first-run bonuses.

The physical products, officially released on the 5th, are available across various online and offline retailers. The game is rated 'Not for Youth' (18+). For more detailed information, you can visit the official website of Clouded Leopard Entertainment or check out the Gamepia blog and their social media channels.