Nintendo Switch

Sink your teeth into turn-based, strategic gameplay, with an undead twist. Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars is out now on consoles and PC.

The full Star Wars Saga is coming to a brand new LEGO game from Warner Bros., and now have our first look at the gameplay.

Fresh from yesterday’s Nintendo Direct Mini, this week’s Download sees a few new games land. Those include Final Fantasy, and a title about picking the perfect dog.

Kalypso’s horror-themed take on strategy gaming is almost here. Take a peek at some Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars gameplay in the new trailer.

Missing the GBA? Well does Devolver Digital have a game for you. Witcheye has landed on Switch, and looks like it popped right off the Advance’s screen.

Nintendo held a surprise Nintendo Direct Mini yesterday, and it was loaded with big names. Games announced cut a wide swath, from RPGs to puzzlers.

Exclusive to the Nintendo Switch, Zoids Wild: Blast Unleashed brings the toy line back to life via a one on one combat title from Outright Games.

One of the first Neo Geo Pocket releases to get ported to Nintendo’s Switch, Samurai Showdown! 2 is a solid (though very cute) fighter.

Kind of out of nowhere, but neat looking nonetheless, is NEXiLUX’ new series of gaming peripherals, which have hit stores for the Switch and PC.

Already out and about for the Nintendo Switch, Crysis Remastered is heading to the other big platforms as well, and sooner than you think.

Netflix’ Peaky Blinders makes the jump to video games, along with the Super Punch-Out!! arcade game, Inmost, and an assortment of other titles.

Check out the full list of Switch games shown off at yesterday’s Indie World, including Raji, Hades, Torchlight III, and a bunch more.

Knowing is half the battle, and now you know that there’s a new G.I. Joe game coming up, featuring the current versions of the classic Joe (and Cobra) roster.

Board game/card battler Faeria arrives on the Switch this week, along with the first Neo Geo Pocket games to grace the console, and much more.

While not an official sequel to the game you’re thinking of, Demons Ate My Neighbors! is nonetheless looking like a terrific homage to that 16bit classic.