All the new Nintendo Switch games set to be released in 2018

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As 2017 comes to an end we start to see the end-of-the-year big hitters like Destiny 2, Call of Duty: World War 2, South Park: The Fractured but Whole, and a lot more released into the wild.

One of the most surprising releases of 2017 was the Nintendo Switch, as it was the top selling console in September topping Sony’s PS4. 2018 is shaping up to be an excellent year for Switch owners with loads of gaming slated for release, and more to come.

To keep track of what you need to put away in your piggy bank, here is a list to help you out!

• Lost Sphear (January 2018)
• AWAY: Journey to the Unexpected (Q1 2018)
• Celeste (Q1 2018)
• Flipping Death (Q1 2018)
• Kentucky Route Zero: TV Edition (Q1 2018)
• Kirby Star Allies (Q1 2018)
• Light Fingers (Q1 2018)
• Next Up Hero (Q1 2018)
• Penny-Punching Princess (Q1 2018)
• Runner3 (Q1 2018)
• Shovel Knight: King of Cards (Q1 2018)
• Wargroove (Q1 2018)
• 2064: Read Only Memories Integral (TBD 2018)

• Attack on Titan 2 (TBD 2018)
• Atelier Lydia & Suelle (TBD 2018)
• Blade Strangers (TBD 2018)
• BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle (TBD 2018)
• Crazy Justice (TBD 2018)
• Dragon Quest Builders (TBD 2018)
• Fe (TBD 2018)
• Huntdown (TBD 2018)
• Indivisible (TBD 2018)
• Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom (TBD 2018)
• Mulaka (TBD 2018)
• Project Octopath Traveler (TBD 2018)
• Starlink: Battle for Atlas (TBD 2018)
• Steins;Gate Elite (TBD 2018)
• Steep (TBD 2018)
• Super Meat Boy Forever (TBD 2018)
• Syberia 3 (TBD 2018)
• The Longest Five Minutes (TBD 2018)
• Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus (TBD 2018)
• Yoku’s Island Express (TBD 2018)
• Yoshi (TBD 2018)

• New Pokemon Title for Nintendo Switch (Projected 2018)
• Fire Emblem – New Title (Projected 2018)
• No More Heroes 3 (Projected 2018)
• Metroid Prime 4 (Projected 2018)
• Shin Megami Tensei – New Title (Projected 2018)

2018 looks to be a great year for Nintendo, and even better for Switch owners. As more games start rolling out, and the Switch’s library grows bigger, Nintendo is claiming more and more ground in the infamous “console war” between console competitors Microsoft and Sony. What are you looking forward to?

Amanda Adams

Amanda is a freelance journalist who enjoys naps way too much. I fell in love with video games when I bought my N64 and Goldeneye 007 with my birthday money... it's safe to say that birthday was epic. Let's chat!