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Today, Nintendo unveiled the top-selling indie games on Switch to date. Although we don’t have actual numbers, Nintendo’s publisher and developer-relations department Damon Baker shared which games are in the top ten.

The results are as follows:

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Crashlands

During a Nindies event at GDC today, Nintendo revealed that Crashlands is making its way to Switch. Developer Butterscotch Shenanigans has not yet shared a release window.

Crashlands is another title joining Switch thanks to its new support for GameMaker Studio 2. The engine will be adding proper Switch support this summer.

Last year, Messhof said Nidhogg 2 would make sense on Switch. It’s now happening, as the studio has announced that the game is bound for Nintendo’s console. It’s planned for sometime in 2018.

Messhof revealed the news on Twitter today:

Abylight is collaborating with Heart Machine to bring Hyper Light Drifter to Switch, the company announced today. A release is planned for this summer. Also, it’ll be launching worldwide.

Abylight says it’s working closely with GameMaker engine developer Yoyo Games since “this title pushed the technical envelope.”

A new launch trailer is in for R.B.I. Baseball 18. You can watch the video below.

R.B.I. Baseball 18 doesn’t have a definitive release date on Switch just yet. It’s currently lined up for sometime this spring.

Stern Pinball Arcade released on Switch towards the very end of 2017. That won’t be FarSight Studios’ only release on the console, as Pinball Arcade has now been confirmed as well. A release date has not yet been determined.

Here’s more on Pinball Arcade:

NIS America has set a release date for Touhou Genso Wanderer Reloaded. The game will be out in North America on July 17 and Europe digitally on July 20.

Touhou Genso Wanderer Reloaded has its original story, all DLC, and new content featuring new characters and scenarios. We have more details and a trailer below.


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