Once again the list of Nintendo Switch indie games has been recently updated with new games that are on their way to the console. Here we bring you several that have been confirmed today.
Games for Nintendo Switch
As on previous occasions, in the list Below you can take a look at the games along with their release date, price and details:
- Rascal’s Escape – Now available for $29.99
Join the agile squirrel and the strong bear on a wild journey. Jump, stomp and run through colorful cities following Rascal's tracks. Travel through Europe with your friends and experience incredible moments.
- Ninja 1987 – Now available for $5
Ninja 1987 is a classic 8-bit style action platformer, paying homage to the great ninja games of the past. Immerse yourself in 80s nostalgia with pixel art graphics and chiptune music that captures vintage sound. Ninja 1987 has 7 levels full of enemies and traps. Our hero can wield shurikens and unleash powerful ninjitsu attacks.
- Yet Another Zombie Survivors – Early 2025
You've had enough of hiding behind the barricades. Now is the time to let the zombie horde pay for their disastrous existence. The virus has spread throughout the world, but humanity is far from giving up.
- Utakata no Uchronia: trail – No date
At the moment, the title has only been announced for release in Japan. We also don't have any story details, but we do have a cast and crew breakdown, which you can read below.
List
Other content in this category:
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A clone of Black Myth: Wukong arrives this week on Nintendo Switch
- Yashiro (voz de Chiaki Kobayashi)
- Tobari (voz de Nobuhiko Okamoto)
- Awayuki (voz de Soma Saito)
- Yori (voz de Takuya Eguchi)
- Tsuyukusa (voz de Yoshitsugu Matsuoka)
- Hiiragi (voz de Toshiyuki Toyonaga)
- Tsuwabuki (voiced by Yōhei Azakami)
- …and much more!
Personal
- Director: Asahi Takamura
- Character and illustration design: RiRi
- Main stage: Kazura Ringo
- Background music: MANYO
- Illustrations of chibi characters: Uta
What do you think? Do any of them catch your attention for the Nintendo Switch eShop? Don't hesitate to leave it below in the comments.
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