It’s time to take a look at the upcoming Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 games that are being newly released on our favourite handhelds. You can check the Nintendo website for games that are compatible with both the original Switch and the Switch 2. Additionally, we also feature upcoming Steam games for those who prefer gaming on Steam!
Upcoming Switch and Switch 2 Games
Not all upcoming games are listed here. Alternatively, you will see games that the other gaming sites don’t mention. We are taking notice of these games. You can expect reviews for many of them if given half a chance! It should be noted that unless we have some personal experience with the game, there’s a link to the description on the Nintendo website.
Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault Switch 2 – September 2nd
Dive deep into an Action-RPG with roguelike elements and a tale about new beginnings. With no coin to your name, you and the other townsfolk find yourselves stranded in the distant village of Tresna. Now, it’s up to you to get back on your feet and turn your humble shop into the beating heart of the village’s wealth. Explore dangerous dungeons, gather relics, sell them, and reinvest in your friends’ establishments. Unlock new weapons, armour, shop decorations, and—more importantly—restore hope that things can one day turn around.
James played the Steam Early Access version of Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault and had this to say:
Since this is Early Access, it’s fair to expect a few hiccups. I did encounter a couple of crashes, but nothing game-breaking, and these things are part of the process. The core experience already feels sturdy, rich, and surprisingly extensive.
The biggest praise I can give is that it’s hard to put down. Runs feel meaningful, the shop days feel satisfying, and the upgrades feed into a loop that’s easy to sink hours into. Whether you adored the original or bounced off it, Moonlighter 2 offers enough flexibility and refinement to win over newcomers and returning fans alike.
This is Early Access done well, not a barebones preview, but a robust, joyful foundation. I’m genuinely excited to see where development goes from here, and I’m already itching to jump back into the vault for “just one more run.”
Marsupilami 2 – Salsa Palombia Switch – September 3rd
A strange melody has swept across Palombia… and all the animals have suddenly started dancing, leaving chaos in their wake! The creature behind this crazy beat is none other than the Mummy Queen, back from the Land of the Dead with her minions to play a cursed concert with a calamitous crescendo. Help the Marsupilamis save Palombia from the Mummy Queen and her minions!
Journey through four vibrant worlds in this high-energy platformer! From the colourful jungle to the bustling city, find the clues to the Mummy Queen’s hideout. Take on increasingly more intense challenges leading to the ultimate showdown against the Mummy Queen.
Little Problems: A Cozy Detective Game Switch – September 3rd
Solve minor inconveniences, everyday misunderstandings, and of course, little problems. This game is not about saving the world; it’s about enriching it, one case at a time.
You’ve overslept, missing the first lecture of the day! Your class assignment is due, but what time were you supposed to meet your study group again? These are everyday little problems that require some problem-solving, minor sleuthing, and resolution! Little Problems is a refreshing departure from the typical narrative of grandiose conflicts and complex villainy. It invites players to delve into a world where detective work is about connecting with friends, understanding the small yet significant issues of daily life, and finding joy in the simplicity of resolution. This game isn’t about saving the world; it’s about enriching it, one little problem at a time.
Kalina reviewed Little Problems: A Cozy Detective Game on Steam and loved it:
Little Problems: A Cozy Detective Game will no doubt satisfy fans of the cozy genre. It will probably please fans of The Roottrees are Dead, as well, because it uses similar gameplay mechanics. I’ve played and reviewed and loved both games, and for me, the comparison was unavoidable. Of course, the mood for each game is very different, and in terms of coziness, Little Problems is the clear winner. If you are in the mood for some light-hearted detective fun, Little Problems: A Cozy Detective Game might be the game for you.
Orbitals Switch 2 – September 3rd
Grab a friend and launch into Orbitals, an intergalactic 2-player co-op adventure set in a wholly new retro anime world.
Team up as Maki and Omura, two inseparable explorers with a whole lot more determination than experience. You’ll brave the perils of space in search of help for their crumbling station home, now trapped within a supernatural cosmic storm.
Our duo must venture beyond the storm and into the unknown in a desperate bid to save their home. It’ll take brains, bravery, and teamwork to make it through
Little Witch in the Woods – Switch September 16th
Step into the shoes of Ellie, an apprentice witch dispatched from Lucerine Ortu—a land of witches—and experience her journey of self-development! Explore brand-new areas, craft potions and help the villagers. A heartwarming and cozy adventure awaits you here. Fish, gather, decorate your house, and interact with cats! We have all kinds of activities that will make every day an unforgettable experience.
Mina reviewed the game on Steam and gave it an I Like it a Lot, saying in conclusion:
I adored my time with Little Witch in the Woods. It’s cute, it’s fun, it’s calming, and it’s got some amazing art. It has been in Early Access for a long time, so I was surprised that these bugs have stuck around. Overall, it’s a great game with a great story and gameplay loop; I think most people who love cozy sims will love Little Witch in the Woods a whole lot, just like I did.
Flamecraft Switch – September 17th
Flamecraft is a cozy, turn-based strategy board game for 1 to 5 players. Become a Flamekeeper and help artisan dragons and shopkeepers delight the townspeople with their craft. Gather and manage resources, enhance the shops by casting enchantments, and become the Master of Flamecraft.
Flamecraft is set in a fantasy world, in which dragons and magic are part of the ordinary. Here, you’ll meet the adorable artisan dragons, who will use their extraordinary flamecraft to help the town’s shopkeepers with their seemingly mundane tasks. The sweets are just waiting to be baked in Guilty Treasures, and Scale Mail Post is ready to send enchanted letters all across the town!
Master the art of resource management and create powerful combos to increase your reputation.
Amanda played the demo of Flamecraft and said this:
It’s harder to translate a board game into a digital version than one might think, but I really enjoy the way Flamecraft has done it. It features complex mechanics paired with a good tutorial, charming art that reflects the original content, and the ability to undo actions—all of which allow for a smoother learning curve for new players. I think this demo appeals to both players looking for a new board game to try and those who plan to play solely on PC. As a digital preview, this demo contains all the core gameplay you need to know for the full release. I’m pretty excited to see what the solo campaign will bring to the table!
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave Switch 2 – September 17th
Travel through time to gather allies and defeat the demon god Balor. Test your tactical prowess in battle as you guide four heroes on their interwoven journeys from past to present. Together, you’ll save the future from ruin—or fall trying.
Follow the different paths of the four heroes and their allies as their tales are woven across time. Command your units in strategic turn-based combat against the enemy. Learn the strengths and weaknesses of your units and direct them wisely on the grid-based map, and you just might gain the upper hand.
Graveyard Keeper 2 Switch/ Switch 2 – September 22nd
Take a break from fighting hordes of zombies with a rejuvenating session in your very own sauna. Then slip into an exclusive outfit and show the locals who the true village dandy is.
Farming Camp Switch -September 24th
Farming Camp is a cozy, single-player farm management game that follows the journey of an ambitious teenager competing to become the best farmer in the camp. Manage your farm alongside your companions, complete chores for points, and deal with the dynamics of a colourful cast in their teenage years.
Step into the boots of young Alessandra, before she became the renowned Evertree Farmer. Experience her life at the Evertree Farming Camp, where it all began. Learn the ropes and face the fun and chaos of camp life.
You’re not alone on the farm. You’ll have the company of two budding young farmers, each with their own vibe. Assign chores, solve problems, and build friendships as you figure out how to run the farm together.
Farming’s only half the fun at Evertree Farming Camp. From delightful dramas to silly surprises, and even a few messy moments, there’s never a dull day at the camp!
Use the tools at your disposal and climb your way to the top as the camp’s best farming team. Coordinate with your companions and earn points by completing chores, maintaining the camp, attending classes, and tackling missions.
Minecraft Dungeons II Switch 2 – September 29th
Drop the pickaxe, grab a sword, and charge into a thrilling new adventure in Minecraft Dungeons II. Journey through unexplored lands and mysterious locations in a quest to stop a new evil from causing chaos in not one, but two worlds! Clash with menacing foes in explosive encounters and fight your way through hordes of mobs that will do everything in their power to stop you!
The challenges will be tougher than ever, so face them either solo or with up to 4 players in online* or couch co-op**. With a crisis upon us, will you and your friends rise to meet it?
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