Nintendo Switch

Turn-based tactical role-player King’s Bounty is back. And 1C and Prime Matter have kicked off a set of trailers, highlighting the heroes of the realm.

Sonic fans are eagerly awaiting Sonic Colors: Ultimate, and in the meantime can check out the first of a series of new web-based animated shorts.

If you’re a Quake fan, you’re already having a great week thanks to the re-release. Well get ready for more because LRG has something special cooked up.

NACON’s RiMS Racing brings their expertise from the WRC series to the sport of motorcycle racing. Expect insanely deep customization options.

A first for the long running series of racers, NACON and KT Racing’s World Rally Championship 10 will usher in the age of car customization.

QuakeCon has dealt it’s first big surprise, in the form of an enhanced re-release of the very first Quake title. Oh, and it’s out right now too.

It’s a trio of headline games this week for Nintendo’s Switch, with Hoa, Arietta of Spirits, and the long-awaited King’s Bounty II all hitting.

Take a bite out of the swamp in Angry Alligator, an open-world all-you-can-chomp adventure that casts players as a growing gator out to reclaim his swamp.

Crossing over from the Guilty Gear series of fighting games is Baiken, and she’s ready to dish some damage in SNK’s Samurai Showdown revival.

Young Souls is looking to be a game to watch for action and RPG fans. Loaded with charm and with a beautiful animated look, it’s coming soon.

Ziggurat’s reinvigorated BloodRayne Betrayal is coming up sooner than you might think. The remastered title is set to hit consoles and PC next month.

Sonic and Tails, together again, this time going fast while encased inside of clear plastic (?) balls. Yep, they’re in Super Monkey Ball Banana Mania.

Nudged just a bit is Toy Soldiers HD, from Signal Studios and Accelerate Games. The remaster of the classic strategy title is hitting next month.

An “interplanetary survival sandbox”, System Era Softworks’ Astroneer is set to emerge from PC-based Early Access and arrive on the Nintendo Switch.

Looking too cool for its own good is Nerf: Legends. A new FPS from GameMill that looks to pair classic Nerf guns with first-person gameplay.