10 Most Anticipated Nintendo Switch Games Of 2025
The Nintendo Switch is still going strong into 2025 with games like , even despite the Switch 2 being right around the corner. Nintendo has guaranteed that it will continue to support it with both amazing first-part and third-party launches, including one of the most anticipated Switch games of all time. It's still a great time to be a Switch fan, even eight years on.
2025 will play host to likely some of the best Switch games of all time. There are games launching all throughout the year, so those who don't want to nab a Switch 2 just yet will still have plenty to do on their original Switch. Whether its huge 100+ JRPGs or stylish first-person shooters,there is something for everyone on the Nintendo Switch in 2025.
, in many ways, feels like Nintendo's response to, with its initial groundbreaking trailer showcasing its explosive, action-packed gameplay and intriguing narrative. The visuals are already staggeringly beautiful, despite the game launching on the original Switch and, presumably, the Switch 2 at some point. While it has been delayed on multiple occasions and even switched developers, it really feels like it's been worth the wait.
feels like a rare game on Switch, especially coming from Nintendo itself, as it's a far darker and more mature FPS title, which only third-party developers have provided thus far. Of course, those who are a little out of the loop with the series may be worried that it won't make sense. However, considering the huge gap between and ,it seems likely that it will be a standalone experience that fans and newcomers will be able to enjoy.
finally brings the entire series to one platform, finally helping confused players who want to understand every obscure reference during the final sequences of. is a huge deal on Switch for many reasons, but primarily thanks to the additional content that is being added.
While the previous remaster had cut content added as a rather fantastic DLC, it looks likewill have new story content added to
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