Nintendo Switch

There’s a lot going on with Meridiem and ChaoticBrain’s noir cyber-adventure Neon Blood, and all of it’s looking good.

Nintendo highlights Star Wars: Hunters for the second week, along with the summer update for Hogwarts Legacy and more.

An iconic side-scrolling action series, Metal Slug is about to change things up, with full turn-based “tactical RPG” gameplay.

It’s a paper-heavy week for Nintendo Switch fans, with the release of the revamped Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door.

An absolute classic of a dungeon crawl is back and in 3D form, with Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord.

The mission isn’t quite finished yet. Focus Entertainment and Auroch Digital’s Warhammer 40K: Boltgun is set to get a little bigger.

Relive some of the biggest moments from the campaign and don some new gear, with the second update for Prince of Persia.

The just-released (digitally) collection that is Tomb Raider I-III Remastered Starring Lara Croft is getting boxed up for a fall launch.

Prefer to grab your games in physical form? Then you’ll be thrilled to learn that the bloody hack ‘n slash Slave Zero X is out now.

A niche FPS if ever there was one, 1995’s PO’ed has officially landed on modern platforms, thanks to Nightdive Studios.

Nintendo celebrates ‘anniversary editions’ this week, with Minecraft and Braid, plus the revamped FPS PO’ed.

Yes, it’s got Game Boy games already, but Nintendo Switch Online has now welcomed a trio of absolute classics.

A new map with new survivors and a famous new villain are about to pour out of D&D, and right into Dead by Daylight.

Side-scrolling metroidvania Bloodstained has gotten a surprise series of content drops, with new costumes and modes of play.

A little kitty takes the spotlight in what’s an otherwise decent week for Nintendo Switch fans, as some fairly big ports arrive.