News
Astro Bears Lands on Nintendo Switch Today
			Warsaw – 
			July 19, in the year of our Lord 2019 – SONKA is announcing 
			Astro Bears has landed onto the Nintendo Switch today, just in time 
			for the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11’s historic first manned 
			mission to land on the moon. 
			
			“Astro Bears wouldn’t exist if it wasn’t for the ambition of 
			thousands of brave men and women who dared to go where no man has 
			ever gone before,” says SONKA’s Rafal Sankowski. “The Apollo 11 
			mission marked an important point in human history, which is why we 
			named one of our bears after the first man to walk on the moon, Neil 
			Armstrong. We hope Astro Bears can deliver a fun experience for 
			space lovers that will plant the seeds of imagination and 
			exploration in a new generation of future astronauts!”
			
			Astro Bears is the sequel to SONKA’s hit, Astro Bears Party, that 
			has players competing against one another across various planets. 
			With more chaotic gameplay, options for planet sizes, global 
			leaderboards, and co-op Jetfish Hunting, Astro Bears will be the 
			highlight of any party big or small!
			
			Astro Bears features the following:
			
			• 8 cute Astro Bears with different play styles,
			• Local multiplayer for 2-4 players,
			• Competitive mode for challenge-seeking players,
			• Jetfish Hunting with single- and 2-player co-op mode,
			• ‘80s-inspired soundtrack.
			
			Astro Bears is now available on the Nintendo Switch eShop for $6.99. 
			Owners of Astro Bears Party are able to receive the game for free, 
			but they’ll need to download the game within one month of today’s 
			launch. 
			
				No word on a physical copy version of this game on this system 
				in the US at this time. 
				Families are required to pay for Internet usage fees to download 
				this game. For more information click
				
				here.
			
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