A new Shadow Corridor Nintendo Switch physical release has been revealed. A release is planned for October 30, 2025 with Arc System Works distribution.
The package will be sold over in Asia. Along with the series’ first game, you’ll be getting the sequel. English, Japanese,, Chinese (Simplified), and Chinese (Traditional) are included on the cartridge.
October 2024: Today, QUByte Interactive announced a partnership with Spaceboy to publish the upcoming project Hannah. We don’t have a release window yet, but a release on Switch is confirmed.
Hannah is an emotionally driven 3D puzzle platformer that follows the journey of its protagonist as she dives into her past to confront her fears and unravel the mysteries of her childhood. The game is set in a surreal retro world with memories and nightmares in which players can climb ropes, swing, slide, solve puzzles, assemble gadgets and vehicles, and even use enemies to go unnoticed.
A bit of additional information can be found in the following overview:
Mina the Hollower has been delayed, which means the game won’t be making its originally planned October 31 launch.
Yacht Club Games said that development “is so close to being done – we’re playing it from start to finish every day.” Currently the team is working on finalizing design, art, and sound, working on overall game balancing, implementing localization, and testing on all platforms. The delay won’t be a major one, but this is ultimately about final polish and balancing.
May 28: Scurge: Hive, which originally released nearly two decades ago, is now coming to Nintendo Switch.
Ratalaika Games confirmed plans for the port today. After it came out on 2006 on Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS, we’ll be seeing the Metroidvania title on Switch – which will now include save states, cheats, and rewind functionality.
Here’s the full breakdown:
A new “10th Rulerversary” update has been announced and released for Kingdom Two Crowns, which is version 2.3.
Seasonal events have been added, the first of which runs until November 5, 2025. Menus have also received an overhaul, there’s new premium skin DLC, and plenty of bug fixes.
The full rundown is as follows:
Limited Run Games is handling a physical release for Astrodogs on Nintendo Switch, the company has announced.
This will be a bit different compared to some of the company’s other products. For one thing, it’s not an ESRB cover (instead it’s PEGI for Europe), though it will work on all Nintendo Switch systems worldwide. Also, note that only 3,000 copies will be produced.
Revolution Software is making Broken Sword – The Smoking Mirror: Reforged for Nintendo Switch, the company announced today. A release is planned for early 2026.
Broken Sword – The Smoking Mirror: Reforged is a faithful reimagining of the second game in the adventure series. A Kickstarter campaign will be happening, which fans can keep track of soon.
Here’s some additional information about the game:
Go Kart Island is heading to Nintendo Switch, Ant Workshop and Grumpy Pizza Games announced today. The game launches on January 9, 2025.
As you would expect, Go Kart Island is a racing game. However, it includes an open world and a full on story mode.
Here’s some additional information:
Redstart Interactive today announced Gnaw, which we’ll be seeing on Nintendo Switch. The project should debut in 2026.
Gnaw is a pre-apocalyptic action adventure side-scrolling game.
Here’s an official overview:
Koei Tecmo shared the latest information about Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment today, which covers five characters: Argusta, Kia, Krafika, Ardi, and Lanaria. These are all Sages plus Lenalia, who is Zelda’s maid.
You can find all of the details below.
