Since Nintendo launched their massively popular hybrid console early last year, fans have been dreaming of more Pokemon titles. Sure, Pokkén Tournament DX was released, but gamers needed more of the RPG aspect and getting out there to catch all of those Pokemon! Well, it looks like players are in for a treat, as Nintendo recently (and casually, I might add) announced a few new catchable-monster-related titles, including Pokemon Quest.

If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like if Minecraft made its way into the realm of Pokemon, Nintendo has you covered. Pokemon Quest features creatures from the Kanto region, only less round and with more corners. Check out the reveal trailer below:

For more on what takes place on Tumblecube island, check out the following:

“Tumblecube Island is the setting for Pokemon Quest, a rambunctious action RPG created by GAME FREAK inc., the developer of many of your favorite Pokemon titles.

The landscape and inhabitants of Tumblecube Island have a boxy, cube-like look to them, resulting in a Pokemon adventure that looks like none before it. There is no denying that the cube versions of these Pokemon that were originally discovered in the Kanto region are simply adorable!

Go Explore!

In this free-to-start adventure, players set off on expeditions with a team of three Pokemon to explore Tumblecube Island and find its hidden treasures. The Pokemon will move on their own, leaving it up to the player to direct their attacks when wild Pokemon approach.

Power Stone Power!

By equipping your Pokemon with Power Stones found during your journeys, you can customize their skills. Different Power Stones grant different effects  such as increased energy, strength, speed, and more! As your Pokemon’s levels increase, they will be able to equip more Power Stones.

Set Up Camp!

Players have a Base Camp to relax at in between missions. At the Base Camp, ingredients found during expeditions can be cooked into delicious treats that are bound to attract new Pokemon to join your team. The Base Camp can also be customized with a wide variety of cute decoration that will grant special effects to your team. Some items will be available for purchase at bargain prices using real-world money.”

The best part about all of this? As was seen in the video above, Pokemon Quest is available right now on Nintendo Switch! Unfortunately, iOS and Android gamers will have to wait until June 2018. Keep it tuned to Don’t Feed the Gamers as this story develops, and for other gaming news going on right now, check out the following:

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