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Inanima

Obscure Tales, the developer behind Lamentum, has confirmed its next game Inanima for Nintendo Switch. A release window has not been shared at this time.

Inanima is a new survival horror game. It takes place in the isolated facilities of a strange corporation where players will need to get their hands on limited supplies and fight terrifying creatures to reveal the truth behind the Lazarus project. 

Those looking for more details can read the following overview:

Wander Scoop

The latest European Nintendo Downloads for the week of January 1, 2026 are as follows:

Pokemon Unite reveals Meowth

Meowth is set to join Pokemon Unite as the game’s next playable character, it’s been announced. Players can access the latest roster addition on January 9, 2026.

Other than the initial announcement, not much has been shared. A trailer for Meowth should arrive a bit closer to the release. We’ll add that in here once it goes live.

Fairy Tail: Dungeons

It’s time for the newest North American Nintendo Download Switch report for the week of January 1, 2026. The latest releases on the Nintendo eShop include Fairy Tail: Dungeons and more.

Here’s the full roundup:

Yami Kids

The moody monster taming Yami Kids has been confirmed for Nintendo Switch release. We’ll be seeing it sometime in 2026.

Yami Kids, which previously saw a successful Kickstarter run, intends to update the monster taming genre for the modern player that offers “a riveting narrative with serious themes including tragedy, familial bonds, and revenge”. The project features pixel art, a retro-flavored soundtrack, gameplay mechanics incorporating day and night cycles resulting in nighttime “Shadow Duels”, and the inclusion of community feedback. 

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Following up on the original game last week, Space Invaders Part 2 has been announced as the latest Arcade Archives game. Fans can grab it tomorrow, January 1.

The game launched in 1979, one year after the previous title. There’s more shooting gameplay to be found here, but now with new enemy tactics and the Rainbow Bonus.

Here’s an official overview:

Deprecated Games is working on Living Dead House for Nintendo Switch, it’s been confirmed. The project is planned to debut in 2026.

Living Dead House is a classic arcade-style experience. Either alone or with a friend, you can use an arsenal of weapons and survival items to outlast the night against zombies. 

If you’re interested in a complete breakdown, we have the following details:

Let's Freeze Some Penguins

Let’s Freeze Some Penguins is seeing release on Nintendo Switch, Neckbolt and Burning Planet has announced. It will be out sometime in 2026.

Let’s Freeze Some Penguins is a cozy block-pushing game set north of the Arctic Circle, in the wintry wonderland Northern Bear, that needs saving from the dreaded Emperor Penguin. Playing as Walnut the Walrus and using his magic mittens, you’ll freeze hapless penguins into slippery ice-blocks, which can be used to build bridges and stairs. 

Here’s some additional information:

Lootbound

ArtDock is planning Lootbound for Nintendo Switch, the studio has announced. The project should wrap up in 2026.

Lootbound, a tactical roguelike with turn-based combat, inventory management, and a bit of D&D style, takes place in a dark fantasy world. Players will lead a squad through winding dungeon corridors built by the Mysterious Master, filled with traps, riddles, and monsters.

Further details can be found in the following overview:

A number of new deals are up and running on the North American Nintendo Switch eShop. These include the lowest prices ever for Garden Story, Neon White, the Rogue Legacy games, and more.

Here’s the full roundup:

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