Bee Simulator: The Hive and more games will arrive at Nintendo Switch throughout this year

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Bee Simulator: The Hive and more games will arrive at Nintendo Switch throughout this year

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Again, the Nintendo Switch Indies list has recently been updated with new games that are on their way to the console. Here we bring you several that have been confirmed today.

Nintendo Switch games

As on previous occasions, in The list That we leave you next you can take a look at the games next to their release date, price and details:

  • The General Saga – March 27, 2025

This title is a survival action game with JRPG style characters. Choose a general among various professions and gather your friends to train your team. Strengthen your team with equipment and special techniques to survive to the time limit.

  • Shirokoi Sakura Gram – June 26 in Japan

This is the fan disc Haruoto Alice Gram which contains later stories of each of the five heroines. The main story is about the arrival of Lilyetto, a new character, and its proclamation of the dissolution of Tasogare-Bu. There is also a route for the Kozue subheroin, a parallel story where they visit the Alia's Carnival school! and a fantasy story where they end in another world.

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  • Bee Simulator: The Hive – Finals of 2025

Raise the flight in a moving story for a player where you must protect your hive from imminent danger. As one of the most diligent workers in swarm, your tiny wings will determine the fate of your entire colony.

  • Town of Zoz – Without date

With its combination of exploration, action fighting and exciting culinary mechanics, Town of Zoz invites players to discover the mysteries of an unparalleled people. After receiving a letter from his parents, Ito reluctantly returns to the farm and restaurant of his family in Zoz. By rejoining life at home, it unravels the past of the people, discovering dark secrets that stalk the locals.

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