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New Super Lucky's Tale is a 3D platformer developed and published by Playful Studios. NSLT is an enhanced version of Super Lucky's Tale; primarily released in November 8, 2019 for the Nintendo Switch and was later released in other platforms on August 21, 2020.
Its soundtrack was released on streaming platforms a week prior of the game's release.
New Super Lucky's Tale was revealed during Nintendo Direct E3 2019 and it is primarily released as an exclusive for Nintendo Switch[5] on November 8, 2019 on both digital and physical copies.[6]
Following the releases for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Windows on August 21, 2020. Physical copies were released on November 17 for Xbox and PlayStation systems. The Japanese version of the game was released on September 27 for PS4 only. A free demo is available on Xbox One, PS4, and Steam on October 30, 2020.[7]
Year
Date
Platform
Format
2019
November 8
Nintendo Switch
Digital/Physical
2020
August 21
Microsoft Windows
PlayStation 4
Xbox One
Xbox Game Pass
Digital
September 27
PlayStation 4 (Japanese release)
November 10
Xbox Series X/S
November 12
PlayStation 5 (exclusive US & Japanese release)
November 17
Xbox One
PlayStation
Physical
Reception[]
This section is a stub. You can help Luckypedia by expanding it. (February 2021)
This section contains potential spoilers. It contains plot, details, or hints about the game's storyline or progression. Read at your own risk.
The plot is loosely based on the original game, Lucky, on a quest to help Lyra and his fellow Guardians, to protect the Book of Ages. With additional backstory about Lucky's family, Jinx used to be one of the Guardians and close friends with Lucky's father, Liam, before betraying them after his homeworld, Meowtropolis, was vanished, which left Jinx and his children Kitty Litter leaving to survive on their own.
Lyra, along her brother and the Guardians with him, evading from the Kitty Litter for years until they've been cornered by them. The Book of Ages reacted violently to Jinx's magic, sucking in him, his children and Lucky. With the assistance of Greg and other NPCs along the way, Lucky collects the pages to reopen portals to other worlds and faces against the Kitty Litter.
When Lucky enters the castle in Hauntingham, he encounters Lyra, asking him to retrieve the book, but it was an illusion by Jinx to trick Lucky by handing over the book to him instead to rewrite history. After defeating Jinx, Lucky emerges victorious and goes through the trials in Foxington becoming a Guardian, earning a statue made in his honor following his formal induction into the order.
In a post-credit cutscene, Mittens was revealed that he escaped their jail cell, and jailbreaks the rest of the Kitty Litter with the help of Lucas.
Steam Collectables[]
Trading cards, badges, and backgrounds on Steam were made available on May 16, 2021.[8]
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Under the memory section, it was presumably a typo written on 8MB and 16MB respectively on the store page instead of 8GB and 16GB; system specs taken directly from the Steam store page.
Nintendo Switch
PlayStation 4 (Japanese release)
@PlayfulLucky on X: "It will initially launch as a Switch exclusive. That’s all we can share for now but stay tuned for more details." June 12, 2019; retrieved on March 16, 2021.
Playful Studios
