Artdink is bringing their exploration-age simulator game Neo Atlas 1469 to western Nintendo Switch owners.

While the game is launching on April 19th in Japan for the hybrid console, the western release is set for the same date – news confirmed via the game’s eShop listing (via Nintendo Everything).

Here’s a rundown on the game:

It is 15th century Europe, at the height of age of discovery. Back when the very shape of the world was still unclear, and believed to be flat.

Searching for what lies at the ends of the Earth, collecting information about the world, creating their very own world map – but only the finest Admirals may take off on these adventures. You are a trader who charters a boat to take on the massive venture of creating a world map. Are you ready to reveal the true shape of the world?

You listen to the reports of Admirals returned from their explorations and use them as a basis for creating a map. The reports from these Admirals range vastly, from the authentic to somewhat dubious tales of monsters. Thus, depending on what you approve or disapprove, the shape of the world can change greatly.

Perhaps the continents we know now will not exist, while Atlantis and Mu take their place on the map. The only finished map of the world will be a “subjective world” that reflects your values, and one where only that wihch is approved by you becomes the truth.

Neo Atlas 1469 has been available worldwide for PC (via Steam), as well as on PS Vita in Japan.