Nintendo Switch

Last year’s disturbing trip through the minds of the mad arrives on the Nintendo Switch, with Modus Games’ and We Create Stuff’s In Sound Mind.

One of Earth’s original astronauts is on her way home next month. 2.5D platformer Space Tail stars Bea, a dog making her way across the stars.

One of the biggest and deepest exploration titles to ever grace any platform, No Man’s Sky has somehow made its way to the Switch. It’s out now.

With a focus on exploration and multiple endings, creepy first-person horror title Insomnis is making its way to Switch later this year.

Eagerly awaiting the sequel to A Plague Tale? Then you’ll want to check out the last dev-diary for Requiem, as there’s plenty of gameplay included.

Sporting a set of updates, Atari’s Missile Command: Recharged is back for round 2, and will be ready for more shootin’ action next month.

Saber Interactive and 34BigThings’ futuristic universe returns to the realm of speed for the blazing-fast, zero-G racing of Redout II.

It’s “Overwatch 2” week on the Switch, as the multiplayer shooter-sequel blasts onto Nintendo’s system, along with a ton of smaller launches.

Classic role-playing action is back and ready to quest onto consoles, thanks to Owlcat Games’ Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous. The game is out now.

NACON and KT Racing’s latest racer is almost here, bringing rally to both consoles and PC once again. WRC Generations is up for pre-order now.

So it’s come to this. They stole his TV remote. This most heinous of crimes must not go unpunished, and Trifox is having none of it this October.

NIS launches the first chapter of the new Crossbell saga in The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero. The role-player is out now on consoles and PC.

Fans of classic gaming will have a chunky little collection to play when Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration lands at retail this winter.

This week Nintendo players have a couple of nice options for fresh gaming, including Life is Strange, Shovel Knight, Tunic, and more.

Atari Mania loads up on iconic Atari themes, sending players on a trip through the storied company’s past. It arrives next month on Switch and PC.