Mina the Hollower gets launch trailer after hitting Switch 2 and Switch

Mina the Hollower has a launch trailer, and Yacht Club Games is finally showing the world what it looks like when the studio leaves Shovel Knight’s shadow with a mouse, a whip and a very haunted attitude. The game is now available on Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch, and the trailer leans into exactly what makes it interesting: Game Boy Color-style visuals, modern polish, burrowing, sidearms, trinkets, boss fights and a gothic world that looks small only until it starts trying to kill you. This is important because Yacht Club built massive trust through retro craftsmanship. Mina needs to prove that trust can follow a new protagonist and a darker tone. Early chart performance suggests players are paying attention, but the long-term test will be whether the combat, exploration and secrets have the same sticky quality that made Shovel Knight a modern classic.