Nintendo Switch

Spiritual customers await in Necrobarista: The Final Pour, a visual novel from Route 59 Games. The afterlife-infused brew-slinger is out now on Switch.

A surprise drop of new indie games like Axiom Verge 2, Garden Story and more hit the Switch this week, along with a huge assortment of smaller releases.

Dealing cards, creating worlds, and engaging in a little high-adventure, Devolver Digital’s sleeper hit Loop Hero is coming to the Switch.

Revealed at the Nintendo Indie Showcase today, Dotemu’s strait take on the Metal Slug series is indeed on the way to the Switch for next year.

Back again is Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid, and taking a page from the Street Fighter series with a revision in the form of the new Super Edition.

An arcade-based, fast-paced grappler, Action Arcade Wrestling is set to make its entrance for the PS4 and Xbox One. Check out the launch look.

Well, it’s better late than never I guess. LEGO Marvel Super Heroes is on the way to the Nintendo Switch for a little portable kit-building/evil-bashing.

IF you’re in the mood for some old school(ish) Link to the Past action, then you’re going to want to have a peek at Arietta of Spirits, debuting this month.

The apocalypse is in your hands in September. THQ Nordic’s Darksiders series completes its saga on Switch next month, with Darksiders III.

It’s a down week for Nintendo Switch gamers, and there isn’t all that much in the way of big names to buy. Still, there are some possible gems.

Sega’s remake of Sonic Colors is speeding along towards launch next month, but in the meantime there’s a brand new Wisp-y trailer to take a peek at.

Giant robots, massive monsters, and tons and tons of rail-shooting action is on the way to both consoles and the PC, thanks to Ziggurat Interactive.

Wild and woolly racing comes to the Switch with Cruis’n Blast. Check out the highlights from the game’s 29 tracks of insanity in the new trailer.