Hibernian Workshop today fully unveiled a new Astral Ascent DLC / update known as “The Outer Reaches”. Nintendo Switch owners will have access soon.
For the paid DLC, players can access new worlds, a new boss battle, and more. New free content is also available with the imprint system and much more.
The full rundown is as follows:
The first My Nintendo reward of the Switch 2 generation is here with a new wristlet keychain.
If you’re a big fan of the upcoming console, this item is for you. The keychain features the iconic Nintendo Switch 2 logo. “The lanyard features a red wristlet designed for maximum comfort and functionality, making it a stylish accessory for any fan,” Nintendo also states.
Support for Shovel Knight Dig is wrapping up with the game set to receive its final major update known as “Wicked Wishes”, and we now have a release date. It’s scheduled for May 15, 2025 on Nintendo Switch.
Wicked Wishes brings along its own bosses, quests, secrets, and more. The team also rebalanced the algorithm while implementing over over 100 bug fixes, tweaks, and localization improvements.
Here’s a bit of additional information:
One of the more overlooked pieces of information we’ve received about Nintendo Switch 2 relates to the HD Rumble functionality on the new Joy-Con 2, which will be quieter compared to the previous version controllers.
Information about this was quietly included on the official website since the system’s reveal earlier in the month. It’s actually tucked away in a note about Everybody 1-2 Switch. It turns out that there’ll be a slight compatibility issue with that title due to the quieter HD Rumble on the new Joy-Con with a specific mini-game.
A note on the page states:
Battle Train will be making its way to Nintendo Switch on June 18th, 2025.
Battle Train is a roguelite deck-n-track builder that has players taking the role of contestants on a game show. They use cards to build up their bases and attack enemy structures, all through the connection of trains and tracks. The game is co-developed by Terrible Posture Games and Nerd Ninjas LLC, with Bandai Namco Entertainment publishing it.
Here’s some more information about the game:
Sabotage Studio announced today that Throes of the Watchmaker, a free DLC for Sea of Stars, is coming for Nintendo Switch on May 20.
The expansion brings over eight hours of new content, including fresh areas to explore, new dungeons, mini-games, enemies, bosses, and puzzles. Players can also look forward to new playable classes for Valere and Zale, as well as a new companion, Arty.
You can check out more details about the DLC content below.
Gloomsoft announced today that it’s putting Moadra on multiple consoles, including Nintendo Switch. The game is due out later in 2025.
Moadra is a dark sci-fi Metroidvania game. Players will descend to the otherworldly wasteland of Protea VI, where nothing is as it seems and unspeakable horrors wait around every corner.
We’ve got more details in the following overview:
Playtonic and Castle Pixel just came through with a release date for Cattle Country, their cozy cowboy adventure life sim. It’ll be heading to Nintendo Switch on May 27, 2025.
Cattle Country was one of the last Nintendo Switch announcements we received last year. The most recent launch window given was early 2025, but the game needed a bit more time to wrap up development.
Here’s an official overview:
3DClouds today unveiled Formula Legends, which is planned for Nintendo Switch. The title launches later in 2025.
Formula Legends is a new arcade racing experience that emulates the world’s most-beloved motorsport series. It features short tracks, changeable weather conditions, tire degradation, refueling, driving assets, and more.
More details are included in the following overview:
Chronicles of the Wolf, the action platformer from PQube, PixelHeart, and Migami Games, now has a release date. It’s coming to Nintendo Switch on June 19, 2025.
Plans to launch the title on the system were just confirmed back in February. Last we heard, it was slated for the summer – so we’re technically getting it earlier than expected, even if only by a day.
As a reminder, here’s what to expect:
