Top Weekend Sales on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2

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LEGO Voyagers

While still a compelling and fun co-op adventure, not all of its elements snap into place as well as they could

Blue Wednesday

A moody mix of some cool music mini games, and twenty-something frustrations and uncertainty about the road ahead

Stray

A unique and compelling (if somewhat short overall) adventure, though it likely looks and runs better on other systems

Reigns: Beyond

A somewhat different and certainly more bizarre version of the Reigns formula awaits in the stars

Howl

While it can take a few beats to really groove with its strategic play, Howl looks great and provides a fair challenge

Alekon

While there are obvious similarities with Pokemon Snap, Alekon distinguishes itself with more freedom and plenty of odd mini games

LUNARK

This pretty cool throwback to the age of classic cinematic adventures like Out of This World (and others) is a retro treat

Trek to Yomi

Despite its action mostly being on the middling side, the game’s artistic style and story make it a compelling experience

The Rumble Fish 2

While perhaps not as well-known as its peers, this fighter has technique and variety that will please genre fans

Moomintroll: Winter's Warmth

A very pleasant and charming family-friendly adventure with plenty of heart

Collector's Cove

Across the many cozy sims out there, this is among the most polished

Faye Falling

While undoubtedly cribbing some elements and style from the iconic Undertale, this still has its own charms in store

Until Then

While it can still feel limited by its format, and a bug or two was hit, among its peers Until Then manages to stand pretty tall

Phantom Spark

A pretty smooth-riding futuristic racer that is all about momentum and technique, just only racing against time and ghosts

Open Roads

A well-written mother-daughter road trip in search of answers about the past

Reigns: Three Kingdoms

The clever card-based strategy series is back, this time with a new setting and some new tricks up its sleeve

Terra Nil

Taking a different approach, working to rebuild the environment rather than burying it, in development sims

COCOON

Mixing together impeccable artistic design and aesthetics with ever-changing puzzle objectives, Cocoon is quite endearing

The Wreck

Working through trauma both past and present, this is an emotional journey with unexpected twists and turns

The Oregon Trail

The educational classic, with a few upgrades of note, remains challenging and more insightful than ever

Galacticon

As a big fan of retro arcade games, and someone who has sunk innumerable hours to continuing to enjoy them over the y...

FUR Squadron Phoenix

While it may not be as polished as the legendary franchise it’s looking to emulate, this manages to be far better than a mere “Star Fox ripoff”

CASSETTE BOY

A pretty distinctive mix of adventure and perspective puzzle elements help it to stand out, even if not everything quite comes together

Twilight Monk

Propped up by a very cool visual style and its unique mix of genre styles, Twilight Monk does things its own way

Freddy Farmer

It absolutely has some great classic arcade roots, and presents a challenge, but not all are likely intentional

Desvelado

A pretty engaging, challenging, and impressive puzzle platformer all around

Broken Sword - Shadow of the Templars: Reforged

A straight-up old-school classic point-and-click adventure, through and through

Attack of the Karens

A budget-priced shooter that punches above its weight class with solid classic play, humor, and great scalability

Golfinite

A throwback to the likes of Mario Golf and its ilk that knows what it wants to be and thoroughly delivers

Fashion Police Squad

A fresh take on the old-school first-person shooter infused with color, comedy, and generally smart gameplay

The Pathless

Mixing together exploration and puzzle-solving, while never really cranking up the challenge, The Pathless has a unique feel on Switch

Ship of Fools

While only ideal playing with a friend, Ship of Fools manages to be both simple and complex… and compelling

Arcade Paradise

If you have nostalgia for the classic arcades of the 80s and early 90s the chance to run one of your own is tempting...

Tumblestone

All said Tumblestone is a very strong contender in the action puzzler space and sets itself apart by not trying to im...

Lorelei and the Laser Eyes

An absolutely unique experience, featuring a distinctive visual style and layers upon layers of puzzles

Dorfromantik

While its name is undoubtedly odd, this very chill-but-smart puzzler delivers a unique challenge

Wayward Strand

In a world of narrowly-focused objectives in games, it’s sometimes nice to simply choose your own path

Haiku, the Robot

A satisfying and generally very accessible Metroidvania experience awaits

Blossom Tales II: The Minotaur Prince

Though continuing with many of the charms of the original, the somewhat dumbed down challenge gives it less appeal

A Memoir Blue

I’ve been impressed so far this year that story-driven games on the Switch have continued to show up in force, but most ...

Dino Galaxy Tennis

With the general lack of sports games in the indie space on the Switch you can bet any new titles making an appearance w...

The Artful Escape

One opportunity that the smaller teams and budgets behind typical indie games have is to take bigger risks, either blend...

Pyramid Quest

My tendency with games is to gravitate towards things that are higher in intensity and will throw a challenge my way, bu...

Neurodeck

While the fact that we’ve been inundated with roguelike deckbuilders over roughly the last two years can make new entrie...

Circa Infinity

Simplicity in games is always a bit of a double-edged sword. Making something easy to pick up and play is great, but tha...

A Little Golf Journey

Part golf game, part puzzler, A Little Golf Journey is hard to put in a pre-defined box. Rather than being dominated wit...

Suzerain

If you’ve ever pondered what it would be like to take control of the reigns of government, or perhaps that being in char...

ENDER LILIES: Quietus of the Knights

When you’ve played enough indie titles over time it’s hard not to get a bit cynical when you see certain elements in gam...

Very Very Valet

Blending together time management sims, an injection of Crazy Taxi road silliness, and (ideally) multiplayer madness, Ve...

Luckslinger

As a fan of games that subvert expectations and are determined to simply be a bit weird, Luckslinger puts a smile on my ...

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