Ten Newest Switch Games Out This Week (Nov 29-Dec 5)

Jeez, MORE games? Heck yeah! There are always more games, and your pals at Nintendo Link are back at it again to help you sift through the biggest names coming to the Nintendo Switch console! This week, we’re here to count down the ten newest Switch games out this week and tell you exactly why you should keep an eye on some of these titles for your Switch collection.

If you like lists like these and want to catch up on some of November’s previous releases, be sure to check out our last list to see what strikes your fancy! And if you want to know how to get some of these games in different regions safe and easy, look no more.

With that out of the way, let’s count down the ten newest Switch games out this week!

Tank De La Muerta – $4.99/£4.49 (Nov 30)

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Tank De La Muerta follows the story of Enrique, a normal zombie living a humble and simple life in the cemetery, and he is determined to find the love of his life. But throughout his wanderings, and innumerous parties, Enrique will have to make several choices to reach his goal, each of which will impact the very foundation of the relationship with his friends… or not. We’ll just have to see.

Will you be able to find love? Find the answer for yourself when Tank De La Muerta launches on Nintendo Switch on November 30.

Archvale – $14.99/£11.99 (Dec 2)

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A malicious and cruel king once ruled over this land and terrorized all who faced him, but he became the fodder for ghost stories and myths. All that remains of him are the Undying: beings cursed with immortality tasked with living out their eternity in his prisons. You and you alone can defeat the Undying and rid the world from the dark shadow the king has left by traversing diverse regions, looting and crafting your way to better weapons and equipment, and upgrading your arsenal to face the hordes of darkness that await you!

Embark on a legendary and classic adventure when Archvale swooshes onto Nintendo Switch on December 2!

The Kids We Were – $12.79*/£11.99* (Dec 2)

In this cinematic, narrative adventure game set in the late Japanese Showa Era (the 1980s), embark on a nostalgic journey through a unique time in Japan’s recent history. Take on the role of Minato, a young boy who sets out on an unexpected and incredible summer adventure with his best friends right beside him to the sleepy suburb of Tokyo. But there’s more to this simple trip than meets the eye, as Minato has a secret objective: to find his missing father, where he soon finds a puzzling clue to his father’s whereabouts, locked in a mysterious notebook titled “The Seven Mysteries”, and Minato soon finds himself where he least expected to be…

Experience the award-winning adventure classic adventure in a whole new light when The Kids We Were launches onto Nintendo Switch on December 2!

Dairoku: Agents of Sakuratani – $49.99/£44.99 (Dec 2)

For as long as she could remember, Shino Akitsu has had the ability to see what others could not: spirits, apparitions, and indescribable creatures, and as an adult, this talent led her to join a secret government agency: The Occult Action Department. She is assigned to the Sixth Special Preventions Office, and her job is to monitor the powerful beings who travel between her world and the worlds beyond. From her office in Sakuratani, a town in a different dimension, Akitsu meets several otherworldly individuals with vastly different personalities and abilities and must work as a gatekeeper and travel guide to keep these entities out of inter-dimensional trouble… but will she succeed?

Discover the answer when Dairoku: Agents of Sakuratani officially launches on Nintendo Switch on December 2.

MONOBOT – $11.69*/£8.99* (Dec 2)

Monobot is a 2D physics-based puzzle platformer where you take control of… well, the Monobot! A small dude trapped in a big world, filled with hostile forces in a dark, desolate future. You must guide him through his solo journey and solve unraveling puzzles to uncover the buried secrets of this dystopian world to find out what happened to humanity. Along the way, you can upgrade your robotic arm to overcome various obstacles, use artificial gravity to traverse areas of the planet, collect communication logs to decipher a grander story, and much more!

Why not get your hands on Monobot when it launches onto Nintendo Switch on December 2 and help this little guy out?

Miracle Snack Shop – $17.99 (Dec 2)

After facing major adversity, Seolhwa Cha ends up in charge of a small snack shop, which seems good at first, except for one issue: business is dead. Seolhwa doesn’t have time to sing the blues though, because… a portal has appeared in his attic? And from this comes a queen from another world! Talk about lucky. As Seolhwa serves the first bowl of shaved ice to Philia, also known as Queen Salt, he takes his first step toward growing closer to her… but is this for better or for worse?

What are you waiting for, Ice Sculptor? The queen wishes for shaved ice in this all-new visual novel, and it all begins in your snack shop! Serve your Queen when Miracle Snack Shop launches onto Nintendo Switch on December 2!

6Souls – $7.99 (Dec 3)

Jack and his faithful dog companion Butch are out on an exciting quest to find an abandoned castle, where the entire Clifford family is said to have vanished several years ago. The whole castle is surrounded by mystery, from its dark dungeons to its highest towers, and while exploring and discovering its many rooms, our heroes will learn fascinating details about the Clifford family, meet the castle’s peculiar residents, and uncover its secrets… some that may need to be uncovered.

Dive into a brand new and fascinating 2D platformer full of mystery when 6Souls arrives on Nintendo Switch on December 3!

Disney Magical World 2: Enchanted Edition – $49.99 (Dec 3)

Immerse yourself in a world of magic and wonder in Disney Magical World 2: Enchanted Edition for Nintendo Switch! Make a new home in this enchanted world and hang out with beloved Disney characters from your favorite films and explore Disney-themed worlds full of fun challenge quests and more! Live your dream life as you go on fun adventures, dance with Disney Princesses, and soar with Mickey in Magical Dream parades!

Get ready for hours of enchanted fun as you build your own Disney Magical World when Disney Magical World 2: Enchanted Edition finally arrives on Nintendo Switch on December 3!

Big Brain Academy: Brain vs Brain – $29.99/£24.99 (Dec 3)

Think you have the best brain? Think again! In Big Brain Academy: Brain vs. Brain, take on a variety of activities and challenges to test your brain, like memorizing a series of numbers, identifying an animal as it slowly comes into focus, or helping guide a train to its goal. Go brain-to-brain with friends and family in 4-player matches to see who gets the highest score. Everyone can play together at varying difficulties, even a kid vs an adult!

Think your brain can keep up? Find out for yourself in Big Brain Academy: Brain vs Brain, launching on Nintendo Switch on December 3!

Danganronpa Decadence – $59.99 (Dec 3)

Get ready for some CHAOS! Experience a decade’s worth of despair in Danganronpa Decadence! Containing the three main titles in the legendary Danganronpa franchise, Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc Anniversary Edition, Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair Anniversary Edition, and Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony Anniversary Edition, you can get lost in the madness once more all in one place for the first time on the Nintendo Switch! And that’s not all The physical edition also features the brand-new title Danganronpa S: Ultimate Summer Camp, a boardgame-style bonus with all-new scenes and interactions between your favorite characters!

Celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Danganronpa with this exclusive Nintendo Switch bundle when Danganronpa Decadence officially becomes available on December 3!

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And those were the ten newest Switch games out this week! Thank you for stopping by Nintendo Link for all of your Switch release news and updates. What do you think of this week’s offerings? Will you be picking anything up? Let us know in the comments below!