10 Best Nintendo Switch Games Of 2024 (So Far)
Nintendo Switch players have had quite a year so far, with the likes of,, and so many more released in 2024. From epic JRPGs and Nintendo-produced remakes, to surprise indie hits and cozy life sims, there's really been something for everyone on the Nintendo Switch this year. There are a lot more games to release this year, but there's a good chance many players have missed out on some of the best releases so far.
With many highly-anticipated Nintendo Switch games coming in 2024 to look forward to, Nintendo Switch owners are being treated to yet another year of incredible games. For those running out of titles to play, or for players who've only just picked up a Switch, the list of games actually worth playing is long, and sifting through them all to find the true gems is tough, but made so much easier when compiled into a comprehensive list. Whether it's a JRPG or an indie players are looking for, the best games of 2024 on Nintendo Switch are sure to please everyone.
The Switch 2 should bring some exciting games to the table, and leaks and rumors already offer some indication of what might be coming.
was a Japanese exclusive for quite some time, coming off the back of developer Level-5 shutting down its Western operations and all but condemning fans to wait an eternity for the localization. Fortunately, came to the West in 2024, and has been a bit of a sleeper hit ever since. Fans looking for an epic tale of teenagers fighting a deadly alien invasion in giant mech suits are in for an absolute treat.
is split into two parts, the first being exploring a sleepy Japanese town full of shops to visit and arcade games to play, and the second seeing players fight giant aliens in a completely customizable mech suit. Players can switch out the weapons and body parts of their mech and even choose the color of each individual body part. There's also an epic narrative to unfold full of fun and interesting characters, making a truly unique mech-based JRPG well worth checking
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