There was recently a new Indie World Showcase from Nintendo and it had some really cool things to show off coming to the Nintendo Switch. I will eventually list all of the games, but let’s take a minute to just really enjoy some of these titles.
Risk of Rain 2 looked really cool even though we didn’t see too much of it. Eastward reminds me of Stardew Valley and Scribblenauts, but it looks like it may not be as chill. That being said, it still looks like a lot of fun. Meanwhile, Röki looks beautiful. Torchlight II is a popular PC game, and now I’m excited to play it on the go on the Switch. I played the first one for a little bit once and had a blast. I’ve been meaning to pick up the sequel for a while. Also, could Skater XL be the successor to the Tony Hawk Pro Skater games?
Skellboy looks and sounds amazing. I am 100% behind that game! Finally, Ori and the Blind Forest is coming to the Switch! I have heard incredible things about this game and want to play it real bad. Maybe now I’ll get my chance.
There were a lot of other awesome looking games in there. What are you most excited for? I’ve put the full list with release windows below in the order of their appearance in the show.
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Risk of Rain 2 – Summer 2019
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Eastward – 2020
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Freedom Finger – Fall 2019
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Röki – Winter
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Torchlight II – September 3, 2019
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Skater XL – 2020
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Youropa – Winter
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Superhot – Now
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Dungeon Defenders: Awakened – February 2020 (Timed Console Exclusive)
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The Touryst – November 2019
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Skellboy – December 3, 2019
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Earthnight – 2019
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Hotline Miami Collection – Now
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Blasphemous – September 26, 2019
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Close to the Sun – 2019
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Cat Quest II – Fall 2019
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Spiritfarer – Spring 2020
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Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince – October 8, 2019
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Creature in the Well – September 6, 2019
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One Finger Death Punch 2 – December 2, 2019
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Best Friend Forever – February 14, 2020
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PHOGS! – Early 2020
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WHAT THE GOLF? – Winter
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KINE – 2019
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HYPERCHARGE: Unboxed – Winter
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Northgard – September 26, 2019
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SPARKLITE – Fall 2019
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Munchkin: Quacked Quest – Fall 2019
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Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition – September 27, 2019