Top Weekend Sales on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2

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Gunbrella

There’s no doubt that it does some things differently, and there’s merit to that, but Gunbrella just falls short of next-level greatness

Sifu

If you’re a huge fan of beat-em-ups or crazy martial arts action Sifu delivers, but you’ll need to work for it!

Beacon Pines

Can you make the crucial decisions it takes to save your friends and your struggling town?

Capcom Fighting Collection

Considering the fact that I originally bought my SNES expressly to play Street Fighter II at home against my friends ...

PAC-MAN MUSEUM+

Having grown up spending far too much time and money in the arcades of old, the Pac-Man series is near and dear to my...

Silver Bullet

Utilizing a twin-stick shooting scheme in a way I can’t say I’ve ever encountered, Silver Bullet has a learning curve, but also some very pleasing variety

Satryn DX

An addictive and challenging bit of retro twin-stick shooting goodness

Pirates Outlaws

With its smart and generally quick play, plenty of heroes to unlock, and a bit of roguelike flair this deckbuilder has a lot going for it

DRAINUS

While there’s a learning curve to its style and upgrade systems, this neuvo retro shooter is compelling

Gerda: A Flame in Winter

Discover the challenge of navigating Nazi-occupied Denmark in this historically-inspired indie

Yars: Recharged

The classic Atari 2600 has gotten a significant upgrade, helping it more fully realize the potential it always had

Coromon

The distance between honoring a game (trying to build on what made people love it and hoping to create something a li...

Jetboard Joust

As an old-school arcade fan I'll admit I've been a big fan of indie titles that have come to the Switch putti...

Jenny LeClue - Detectivu

One of the more overall neglected flavors on the Switch has been single-player experiences I would consider to be bot...

Viewfinder

Inventively mind-blowing environmental puzzles will challenge, and sometimes frustrate

Bloodshed

The Vampire Survivor formula meets classic old-school FPS action in the DOOM vein, and while not perfect it works

Puzzle Quest: Immortal Edition

A celebration of this puzzle RPG’s lineage that looks and plays great, but is also a collection of previous content rather than new

PAC-MAN WORLD Re-PAC

The old-school arcade icon is back for a pretty unique adventure

Hindsight

There’s just something about playing the right story-driven game that speaks to some aspect of your own life or trials t...

Tormented Souls

In general I’ll admit that I’ve been a bit frustrated by games from the indie space on Switch who describe themselves as...

FAR: Changing Tides

Picking up roughly where the original FAR left off, and generally offering up a very similar (though longer and refined)...

Lamentum

I’m sad to say that more often than not, on the Switch, games pushing “horror” in some way have struggled and failed in ...

Black Book

Whenever you see new titles show up in a genre that seems to be currently having its moment you end up taking a moment t...

Boomerang X

With indie titles I’m always tickled when I encounter something just a bit different that feels fresh and challenging, a...

Astalon: Tears of the Earth

I tend to have a love/hate relationship with retro throwback games of various kinds. Sure, I have fond memories of the 8...

Pathway

Elevator pitch time: Set off on an adventure with a party of your choosing with a wide variety of skills. Every step of ...

Bladed Fury

While side-scrolling slashers have been around for quite some time, and tend to show up in some abundance, I’ve more oft...

Bonkies

While my family and I have become quite jaded with multiplayer titles, since so many of them fall into pretty predictabl...

Helheim Hassle

Where weird games are concerned I may be one of the subgenre’s biggest fans. Granted, the style of play in them varies w...

RUINER

With its visual flair, dystopian world, and what appeared to be a penchant for tense and violent action, Ruiner has been...

Rigid Force Redux

When it comes to shmups on Switch the tendency is to see either games that tap firmly into nostalgia, adopting classic l...

Lonely Mountains: Downhill

If there was a major genre on Switch to argue may be the worst represented, whether AAA titles or indies, it could be sp...

Knights and Bikes

Memories from my childhood, while often involving playing games on a variety of systems or in arcades, involve a pretty ...

198X

As a child of the 70s and 80s who spent an enormous amount of time in the arcades there’s no doubt 198X was made for me....

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons

Whether played solo or with a friend Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons makes for a thoughtful and generally satisfying puzzle...

SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech

Despite my feeling that it lost some steam towards the conclusion, SteamWorld Quest is easy to count among the most poli...

Reigns: Game of Thrones

To the game’s credit there’s a ton of content to explore and digest and the fan service paid as a whole is commendable, ...

Swords and Soldiers 2 Shawarmageddon

While very similar to its predecessor in many ways, this sequel seems a bit more streamlined in terms of the structure o...

Cinders

Pretty well instantly upon finishing my initial version of this story I was compelled to start up and try another path a...

Downwell

If you’re looking for something that’s quick to pick up and put down (you know, a great mobile experience) Downwell is a...

Stardust Galaxy Warriors: Stellar Climax

To think that when this title snuck onto the eShop I almost missed it. Since I'd not heard of it in advance of its relea...

The Spectrum Retreat

You begin by waking in a somewhat modern-looking hotel room and are pretty quickly greeted by one of the staff, an almos...

Overcooked! 2

The Switch 2 upgrade may not have done much more than give people an excuse to return to this frantic classic, but it’s still a serious challenge

Overcooked! 2

The Switch 2 upgrade may not have done much more than give people an excuse to return to this frantic classic, but it’s still a serious challenge

FRAMED Collection

While its comic book-style presentation is clean and outstanding it’s the unusual gameplay in both Framed and its sequel...

Last Day of June

In order to reveal next to nothing at all of the overall narrative, for fear of ruining pretty well anything, I’ll leave...

Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King

Perhaps a little less gaining inspiration from the classic top-down Zelda titles like Link to the Past than copying it o...

BALL x PIT

Undeniably different, and trying to spin a lot of plates at once, it manages to be quite a challenge, but not everything completely clicks

XENOTILT: HOSTILE PINBALL ACTION

This video pinball throwback follow-up to DEMON’S TILT is bigger and wilder, with plenty to discover, but until patched can still have hitches

Roadwarden

If you’re into more classic text-based play, this is an outlier that delivers just that and more, but be warned that the interface and some hiccups can be annoying at times

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