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August 20: Ratalaika Games has announced that the SNES classic Psycho Dream will be coming to Nintendo Switch this year. Not only that, but the game will be translated to English for the first time.

Psycho Dream is a side scrolling action adventure game originally released in 1992. It takes place in a bleak future in which people escape reality to live in a virtual one. It is your job to rescue a young girl who has become trapped.

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SF3RA

Ratalaika Games is set to release its latest Nintendo Switch game in the form of SF3RA. This one will be available on Friday, August 22.

SF3RA is an action platformer. Players will destroy enemies along with their drone assistant, collect items, and buy new weapons.

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John Fox

Ratalaika Games, 9Ratones, and SergioPoverony have announced John Fox for Nintendo Switch. The title launches on February 6, 2026.

John Fox is a beat ’em up game. Playing as an elite warrior and super soldier, after your pet Milo is killed, you’ll go on a revenge mission.

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Ratalaika Games has announced that they’ll be publishing 1989 After the War to Nintendo Switch this week. The release is planned for August 15, 2025.

1989 After the War was originally developed by Seep. The game takes place after an atomic war had stricken the world. You’ll be slicing, shooting, and throwing grenades through the post apocalypse as you seek for justice in the chaos.

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Ratalaika Games is continuing its streak of weekly Nintendo Switch releases, and in just a few days, we’ll be seeing Zooparasite. It’s planned for August 8, 2025.

Zooparasite is a first-person survival horror game in which players will discover the grim secret of the sewers. Although it’s published by Ratalaika, Mascot Bro Studio led on development.

A bunch of details can be found in the following Nintendo eShop description:

Pokettohiro

Ratalaika Games, along with David Marin, today announced that Pokettohiro will be appearing on Nintendo Switch in just a few days. The title arrives on August 1, 2025.

Pokettohiro is an old-school adventure experience that was actually designed for the Game Boy Color. As part of the journey, a group of heroes must gather the fragments of the Magic Crystal to face the evil Black Knight and prevent the destruction of the kingdom.

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Ratalaika Games has announced Teraslide, a new puzzle title, is making its way to Nintendo Switch on July 25, 2025.

In Teraslide, players take control of Tulock, a snow fox who must traverse puzzle-filled stages laid out on a hexagonal grid. The core mechanic revolves around sliding in a straight line until hitting an obstacle or the edge of the board, all while finding the correct path to the final hexagon and avoiding traps.

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Karma City Police

Ratalaika Games will publish a Nintendo Switch version of Karma City Police this week, the company has announced. Fans can grab it on July 18, 2025.

Karma City Police is a police dispatch sim made by Mecagames. As part of the adventure, you’ll talk to victims to discover their needs and fight in a unique pinball-based battle system.

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July 3: Ratalaika Games is bringing back another classic game in Griffin, which is bound for Nintendo Switch. The title is due out on July 11, 2025.

Griffin is an arcade shoot ’em up title that came to Japanese arcades in 1991. The new version will include a variety of extras, including an art gallery, cheat mode, and jukebox.

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Dungeons of Paint

Ratalaika Games is publishing Dungeons of Paint on Nintendo Switch this week, the company has announced. A release is planned for June 27, 2025.

Dungeons of Paint is a classic-style top-down shooter inspired by paintball. Players will explore dungeons, taking on different challenges, and more.

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