Submit a news tip



Switch eShop

​Please, Touch The Artwork 2

Today, solo developer Thomas Waterzooi announced Please, Touch The Artwork 2 for Nintendo Switch. The title launches on May 23, 2025.

Please, Touch The Artwork 2 is a spiritual sequel to the cozy puzzler, but this time around players will go on a journey through the iconic paintings of James Ensor. The short hidden-object adventure game features five unique worlds.

Additional details can be found in the following overview:

As shared by Hamster, Super Xevious will be appearing on Nintendo Switch as the console’s latest Arcade Archives games. All major regions are getting it tomorrow, May 1.

Super Xevious only released in Japan in 1984. It’s actually very similar to the original Xevious, which was a vertical shoot ’em up title.

Here’s an official overview:

Nico Saves the State

April 28: Ratalaika made it known today that it’s bringing Nico Saves the State to Nintendo Switch in just a few days. It’s due out this Friday, May 2.

Nico Saves the State is a 2.5D puzzle-platformer game in which players can use a special phone to save and load their position to beat levels. This mechanic is actually inspired by emulator features.

Further details about the title can be found in the following overview:

Publisher RedDeerGames has announced Nuclear Gladiators 300 for Nintendo Switch.

Nuclear Gladiators 3000 is a top-down 2D arena shooter developed by Turbo Napalm. The game has you playing as a cast of colorful characters wiping out monsters for the entertainment of an audience, whose satisfaction is gauged by an applause meter.

Here’s some more information about the game:

Against the Storm has been announced to be making its way to Nintendo Switch for a June 26th, 2025 release.

In this game you try to rebuild civilization in an apocalyptic world by managing a network of settlements across diverse settings, with each having their own specific needs. The dark fantasy roguelite city builder was originally developed by Eremite Games and published by Hooded Horse, with its console port being developed by QLOC.

Here’s an overview of the game:

Duck Detective The Ghost of Glamping

Duck Detective: The Ghost of Glamping is now confirmed for Nintendo Switch and we even have a release date. It’ll be ready to go on May 22, 2025.

This one is a mystery adventure game. It’s also a sequel to Duck Detective: The Secret Salami, which launched on Nintendo Switch last year.

Everything you need to know about the new title can be found in the following overview:

Mr. Elevator

Gift Ten Industry is in the early stages of working it’s new game Mr. Elevator, and it’s confirmed for release on Nintendo Switch. Given where development stands currently, the team isn’t committing to a launch window.

Mr. Elevator is a first-person puzzle adventure game. There are different levels to explore, and in each one, the goal is to find clues to get the elevator buttons and devices working to progress.

We’ve got more information in the following rundown:

Flynn’s Arcade has picked up Ion Shift for publishing on Nintendo Switch, the company has announced. A release window was not provided.

First released at the end of last year, Ion Shift is a hardcore 2D platformer with a sandbox-style approach to combat arenas. Electro Soul Games was the original developer behind the project.

Additional information is available in the following rundown:

Rift of the NecroDancer x Pizza Tower DLC

Released in March, just after a Nintendo Direct, Rift of the NecroDancer has now officially announced a new DLC in collaboration with Pizza Tower. The new DLC is coming to consoles on May 5, including Nintendo Switch.

Here’s the lineup of tracks:

Bridge Constuctor Studio

Today, Headup and ClockStone made it known that Bridge Constructor Studio is heading to Nintendo Switch. It will be available later this year.

Bridge Constructor Studio is an engineering puzzle and creative sandbox game. It builds on previous entries in the Bridge Constructor series, now with a modern, charming visual style.

More information can be found in the following overview:


Manage Cookie Settings