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Digital Card Game Eternal Makes Its Way To Nintendo Switch


Dire Wolf Digital has announced the release of Eternal for Nintendo Switch.



Dire Wolf Digital today announced that Eternal is now one of the first full-featured digital card games available on Nintendo Switch. Eternal has won fans over as one of the most truly free-to-play digital card games, with fully-integrated cross-platform play and collection across Steam, iOS, Android, Xbox One and now Nintendo Switch. With a deep card pool and fast-paced strategic combat, Eternal brings the rich tactical gameplay of card games into a digital arena.

“Today is a really exciting day for Eternal, and we’re thrilled to be expanding our cross-platform support to include Nintendo Switch,” said Scott Martins, President of Dire Wolf. “With a new set, new options in how and when to play, and the return of our World Championship esports competition, there’s a lot happening -- and a lot more to come.”

Yesterday Dire Wolf released a new cross-platform expansion for Eternal, The Flame of Xulta, and announced the second season of their Eternal World Championship esports competition. With over 200 new cards, new mechanics and gameplay, Eternal’s seventh set takes players beyond the Shadowlands, to an ancient world beneath a dying sun in Xulta. Here, gem-clad paladins channel great power to vanquish their foes, gladiators build their legacy in a grand arena, and a mighty dragon gathers the last of his kind for a savage assault. Rise – or fall – with The Flame of Xulta, available now!

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