Nintendo Indie World’s broadcast had a lot (we do mean A LOT!) of games announced for the Nintendo Switch. It got about twenty announcements for us.

B.Ark (by Tic Toc Games – we’ll say the dev team in brackets) is a shoot’em up where you play an animal – it’ll launch at the end of this year. Baldo (Naps Team) is an adventure game with a touch of JRPG with Japanese anime inspiration – it’ll come this Summer. Blue Fire (Robi Studios) is a 3D platformer collect-a-thon, with a summer launch. Exit the Gungeon, the sequel of Enter the Gungeon, combines action and shooting – it’s already available! Freakpocalypse is an adventure game, where you must survive in a ruined society while avoiding mutants. It will come this summer. I AM DEAD is where you have to solve puzzles in a first-person perspective to figure out why you died. It’s coming this year.  Quantum League is a shooter with 1v1 or 1v2, arriving at the end of this year. Summer in Mara (Chibig) is an adventure game with farming and machine crafting. You also have to take care of your island and discover the ocean; it arrives this Spring.

Blair Witch (by Bloober Team) wasn’t memorable on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. but the Switch version comes nevertheless this summer. Bounty Battle has cross-over heroes, with an unknown launch window. Dicey Dungeons will dice this summer. Eldest Souls will test your reflexes, also this summer. Faeria (card/strategy game) arrives this month. Ghost of a Tale drops this spring. Moving Out (where you… indeed move out) comes on April 28. Pixeljunk Eden 2 and Sky: Children of the Light will both arrive in the summer month. Sky Racket is already available on the Nintendo eShop. Superliminal (an FPS where your thinking and logic is tested) also launches this summer. The Good Life will be released by the end of the year. The Last Campfire (by Hello Games, the creators of No Man’s Sky!) will drop this summer. And finally, Wingspan (card game with birds) also targets the summer months.

Oh, and all this was announced in EIGHTEEN MINUTES!

Source: JVL

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