Nintendo Switch

The zombie apocalypse has finally come to the Nintendo Switch today, with the arrival of Saber Interactive’s hit shooter, World War Z.

Be the crow. In Death’s Door, gamers take on the role of a soul-reaping crow who loses his quarry and must quest, in isometric aRPG style, to retrieve it.

The rotten hand of Stubbs the Zombie has risen up for consoles. The green-skinned deadite is back and ready to chow down just in time for Halloween.

If you’re in the mood to slay some monsters this Halloweekend, then you’ll love what Techland has cooked up. Time to get back into Dying Light.

It’s party time! Mario Party time, to be precise, as the latest installment of the series makes its way to Switch along with a massive list of other new titles.

The classic series returns for a long-awaited sequel in King’s Bounty II, and delivers an original fantasy world to adventure and turn-based battle in.

Moral conundrums ensue when a party of travelers sets out across the wasteland in Ashwalkers. The new adventure is coming up in 2022.

Eidos’ adaptation of Marvel Comics’ Guardians of the Galaxy looks like an amalgamation of the comics and the films. And it’s also out right now.

The original Dying Light is back, and parkouring its way onto Nintendo’s Switch. Join Techland’s Piotr Chrzanowski for a deeper look at the game.

I admit that when the first trailers for Nickelodeon All-Stars Brawl released, I was pretty excited to see the platform-fighter get applied to Nickelodeon properties.

The modern classic Toy Soldiers is finally back in action, and in ‘HD’ form thanks to Accelerate Games. Expect new content, better looks, and more.

The Wii game of the same name is back and ready for jellybean-eating action once again, as Wayforward’s A Boy and His Blob hits the Switch.

The resurgence of the Metroidvania sub-genre continues onward, with Dear Villagers and Retro Forge Souldiers. And this one’s no cakewalk.

Announced not long ago, Rockstar Games is back with both the first look at, and a date for, Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition.

If you like unsettling, Victorian horror, then you’ve gotta take a look at what developer Monochrome has cooked up with Tandem: A Tale of Shadows.

The dhamp is back. Ziggurat and Big Boat Interactive’s remasters of the two classic BloodRayne games are ready for action, and will arrive next month.