Nintendo Indie World: All the news, trailers, and announcements
polygon.comNintendo’s latest Indie World showcase featured more than a dozen indie games coming to Nintendo Switch in 2024, with some of those titles dropping on the eShop today.
Here’s a look at the biggest announcements from April’s Indie World.
The game about being a little cat in a world full of distractions is coming to Nintendo Switch on May 9. Little Kitty, Big City lets players take control of a cat as they adventure through a bustling town, causing mischief and helping out your fellow animals.
A very different spin on Atari classic Yars Revenge from Shantae developer WayForward is coming to Nintendo Switch later this year. Yars Rising casts players as Emi Kimura, who embarks on a Metroidvania-style platforming adventure of corporate espionage as she tries to uncover the hidden secrets of technology company Qotech.
As an android, players embark on a narrative adventure of self-discovery in Refind Self: The Personality Test Game. There are 23 personality types to discover in the timed Nintendo Switch exclusive this summer. (Refind Self is currently available on PC and mobile platforms.)
Cozy sticker shop management game Sticky Business is making the jump to Nintendo Switch… today!
As Dynamite Anton, a demolitions expert, you’ll blast through levels in a platformer inspired by Wario Land, Sonic CD, and other classic side-scrollers. It’s launching as a timed-console exclusive on Switch on Nov. 12. A demo is available today.
A cute first-person rock-climbing platformer-adventure in which you climb, glide, and stick to things with your tongue, Valley Peaks is coming to Nintendo Switch later this year. When it does, you can hang out with lots of frogs.
A calming, watercolor adventure in which players fly and float through a huge fantasy world, Helder Pinto’s Europa evokes Japanese role-playing game adventures like Dragon Quest, The Legend of Zelda, and Ni no Kuni. It’s coming to Nintendo Switch, and a demo is available today.
Simogo (Sayonara Wild Hearts) and Annapurna
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