Top Weekend Sales on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2

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Tunche

With its attractively-animated characters and environments, Tunche absolutely doesn’t look like any other beat-em-up on ...

Ghosts and Apples

Just because a puzzle game is pretty simple in its design doesn’t mean it can’t be challenging and even m...

Happy Game

Like a moth to a flame I tend to be easily drawn to the oddball titles on Switch, and there’s no doubt that Happy Game q...

Regency Solitaire

You’ve got to respect a development team that takes on a well-known casual card game and decides to swing for the fences...

Youtubers Life 2

While the original YouTubers Life was certainly novel there was just something about it that felt more one-dimensional t...

Centipede: Recharged

Taking classic arcade titles and trying to give them new life in the modern era tends to be a challenge, and I’ve defini...

Kitaria Fables

Family-friendly action adventure titles have a fair amount of representation on the system, but with its cute characters...

Epistory - Typing Chronicles

Forgive me, but I’m an absolute sucker for games that do things differently… in fact, I tend to seek them out. One of th...

Smelter

Appropriately named, as it combines elements of multiple styles of gaming, Smelter is a game that defies a simple explan...

Say No! More

The thing about “weird games” is that they can be very hard to define or describe by typical genre rules or through comp...

Stick Fight: The Game

Oh how perilous the eShop is in the budget category, filled with games that look like they could be promising but with m...

Olija

With it’s very retro pixelated look you could walk into Olija expecting a similarly old-school experience, but you’d be ...

Space Invaders Forever

Retro remix collections tend to be a mixed bag, but for fans of arcade classics even though not every title in Forever i...

Pure Pool

While I’ve never been super serious about playing pool it is a sport I’ve enjoyed in quite a number of pool halls and fr...

Serious Sam Collection

As time has gone on the first-person shooter genre has gone through quite a lot of changes and evolution, generally movi...

Batbarian: Testament of the Primordials

What’s interesting with indie games is their consistent ability to seem familiar at first but then consistently surprise...

Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!

Following up the previous delectable outing on Switch, CSD3 is back with a new somewhat silly story with your empire hav...

Nexomon: Extinction

While there have been a few stabs at taking on Game Freak and the Big N’s mega-franchise they’ve tended to be at the hig...

Evergate

I’d consider Evergate one of those sneaky indies that has a look that gives one impression but whose level of challenge ...

Nowhere Prophet

In the last generation I’ve been surprised to see the deck-building strategy genre not only move from the fringes into t...

Colt Canyon

Whenever a new roguelike shooter arrives on the scene you know I’m there with a degree of eagerness to see how it has tu...

Monster Prom: XXL

In the event your days as a teenager in high school weren’t traumatic enough, and you’re looking to recapture some of th...

Fury Unleashed

With a comic book-inspired look, a pretty wide array of over-the-top weapons, and challenges aplenty Fury Unleashed is a...

Curious Expedition

If you were to try to give The Curious Expedition an elevator pitch it would best be described as the love child of clas...

The Adventures of Elena Temple: Definitive Edition

Of course, if you’re a bit younger it all may feel a bit dated or some people may prefer not to turn the clock back quit...

Cat Quest II

Meow let me tell you about a purrfect game for fans of furry cuteness and action RPG action. While perhaps it isn’t a ve...

Blasphemous

From first glance during a Direct there was no question that Blasphemous, visually, was something pretty special. With a...

Agent A: A puzzle in disguise

Puzzle fans have both a blessing and a curse when it comes to the Switch. Let’s just say that there’s an abundance of ri...

Gato Roboto

While there’s certainly an abundance of Metroidvania titles on the Switch, to date Nintendo’s premiere ass-kicking heroi...

Akane

If you appreciate great pick-up-and-put-down play sessions that are intense and keep you coming back for more Akane may ...

Shakedown: Hawaii

There’s no doubt that if you’re looking for a pretty mindless sandbox where you can enjoy blowing things up, getting int...

Aggelos

Rocking great 16-bit-ish looks, some great chiptune tracks, and plenty of retro gaming feels Aggelos is definitely a tit...

Windscape

Though I may have felt a bit conflicted on how to score Windscape, I like its concept, most of its simple but workable d...

My Memory of Us

Overall, this is yet another great visually-impressive puzzle adventure to add to the Switch library. The art and the na...

Holy Potatoes! We're In Space?!

The story centers around a certain Captain Cassie, on the run from the powerful Eclipse, and her crew as they search the...

Caveblazers

On the whole Caveblazers is a ton of challenging fun and currently has no direct competition on the Switch. If you can g...

Koloro

You’ll play the game as Kora, a young girl who is trying to find and save her sister. Once the action begins she’ll just...

Bendy and the Ink Machine

Since there haven’t been a ton of games in this vein on the Switch to date if you’re a fan of some scares and a sense of...

I Hate Running Backwards

Though I initially struggled with it, wanting it to be a twin-stick shooter, once I got into the unique rhythm of I Hate...

Broken Sword 5 - the Serpent's Curse

If you’re not familiar with the Broken Sword series, no worries, though the two main characters, George and Nico, obviou...

Debris Infinity

I absolutely love me some classic arcade shooting action and Debris Infinity was one of my go-to titles for providing th...

Minit

Going with visuals that are very simple and reminiscent of the likes of Undertale (another indie darling), pretty well t...

20XX

As a non-fan of Mega Man the roguelike nature of 20XX at least appeals to me more than that series as a whole. The quick...

Runbow

While this is a hold-over from the previous generation this multiplayer runner is a lot of fun. Though in principle it's...

Owlboy

Overall I had a fabulous time playing through Owlboy, and the fact that it surprised me with some regularity was a huge ...

Darkest Dungeon

Fans of tough games have no doubt already heard plenty about this dark and difficult RPG experience with a roguelike unp...

InnerSpace

What will absolutely thrill some people and aggravate others is that aside from some very general help provided by the A...

Max: The Curse of Brotherhood

Once you move a little further in, the game will shift with the introduction of powers to your handy magic marker. Imbue...

Hammerwatch

While many games have tried to emulate the look and feel of Gauntlet over the years I don’t think any that I’ve played h...

Riptide GP: Renegade

While it has far more in common with traditional racing games than my beloved Wave Race this mobile conversion looks gre...

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