October is a busy month for Nintendo fans, with a variety of new games coming out – from highly anticipated sequels and creative indie titles to enhanced versions of existing favorites. Below, you’ll find a complete list of each game, including its release date and which Nintendo systems it’s available on, so you can easily plan your gaming schedule.
Each game listing includes a brief overview of the story and what players can anticipate when it first becomes available. To ensure easy understanding, the release dates and supported platforms are clearly detailed within each entry. This consistent format helps you quickly find the information you need.
‘Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2’ (2025)
The collection launches on October 2 for both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. It combines both Wii adventures into one package, offering updated controls and improvements to make the experience better, while still preserving the classic, gravity-defying levels. More details are available here.
Gamers will enjoy a more fluid experience and clearer graphics right when the Switch 2 launches. The Switch version will be available immediately, with complete support for both handheld and docked play, letting you explore galaxies no matter where you are.
‘Battle Suit Aces’ (2025)
The game arrives on Nintendo Switch on October 7. It’s a unique blend of card battling and RPG elements, letting you gather pilots, combine and upgrade mechs, and navigate a dynamic campaign focused on finding powerful relic-class suits.
Okay, so on the Switch, this game has a complete single-player story mode, which is awesome. The gameplay is all about building up cool combos with your cards and gear – it’s really rewarding when you find something that just *clicks*. They’ve also made it super accessible with options to customize your experience, and the runs are quick, which is perfect for playing on the go. It makes trying out different builds really easy, even on a smaller screen. I’m definitely excited about that! Let’s get playing! It seems like a great fit for the Switch.
‘Absolum’ (2025)
It will be released on Nintendo Switch on October 9. The game combines fast-paced, side-scrolling action with the replayable structure of a roguelite, meaning each attempt lets you unlock new paths, equipment, and abilities as you fight your way through a grim fantasy world.
You can anticipate brief levels that connect to form longer routes, featuring increasingly difficult challenges and boss battles. Any improvements you make will last through multiple playthroughs, letting you perfect your character as you progress further.
‘Bye Sweet Carole’ (2025)
The game launches October 9th on Nintendo Switch. It’s a story-driven horror adventure featuring a unique illustrated art style, centering around a disappearance connected to Bunny Hall and the mysterious world that lies beyond.
The Switch release includes the complete story and utilizes straightforward controls, letting you concentrate on discovering secrets and solving puzzles. It offers a standalone narrative with several unsettling places to investigate.
‘Disgaea 7 Complete’ (2025)
The game launches October 10th on Nintendo Switch 2. The package features the complete strategy RPG, downloadable content released after launch, and improvements to make character progression and team management easier.
With Switch 2, you’ll experience improved performance in large battles and faster loading times between maps. The complete edition includes everything in a single purchase, allowing you to immediately jump into the Netherworld.
‘Little Nightmares Enhanced Edition’ (2025)
The game will be released on October 10 for the Nintendo Switch 2. This new version improves the graphics and makes the gameplay smoother, but it keeps the same story and challenging puzzles as the original.
Players on the Switch 2 will experience the complete game with improved graphics and performance. The audio and controller features have been optimized for the new system, ensuring the game’s atmosphere and suspense remain consistent. This means a more immersive experience with the upgraded hardware.
‘Little Nightmares 3’ (2025)
The game launches on Nintendo Switch on October 10th. Players will meet two main characters, Low and Alone, and can enjoy the game with a friend online, or team up with an AI companion as they explore a series of disturbing new areas.
The Switch version includes the complete story right from the start, and its puzzles are designed to encourage players to work together. You can play on the go or connected to a TV, and team up with a friend online to tackle challenging sections as a duo.
‘Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club’ (2025)
The game comes out on October 10 for Nintendo Switch. It’s a fun, family-friendly adventure where you’ll visit well-known places from the Peanuts comic strip. You’ll gather clues and work through simple puzzles, all with a little help from the Peanuts gang.
The game will launch on the Switch in both a standard and a deluxe edition on the same date. The controls are easy to learn and designed with younger gamers in mind, but the game still provides a complete story experience.
‘Just Dance 2026 Edition’ (2025)
I’m super excited because this is coming out October 14th on both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2! What’s really cool is that it keeps the same idea as before – my phone basically *is* the controller. That means anyone can easily join the fun without needing to buy a bunch of extra controllers or accessories. It makes getting a group together so much easier, which is awesome! I can’t wait to try it out!
Both the Switch and Switch 2 versions come with online capabilities and regularly updated content. At release, you’ll find a fresh selection of tracks, and there will be optional extras available to grow your music collection.
‘Ball x Pit’ (2025)
The game launches on October 15 for both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. It’s a unique blend of classic brick-breaking gameplay, challenging roguelite elements, and base-building mechanics, all while you grow New Ballbylon and gather a team of heroes. Learn more about the gameplay!
With Nintendo systems, you can combine projectiles, discover buildings that alter each playthrough, and explore diverse environments and challenging bosses. The game is designed for quick play sessions that gradually expand into a more extensive, long-term progression system.
‘Pokémon Legends: Z-A’ (2025)
The game launches on October 16 for both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. It revisits the Kalos region, focusing on an adventure in and around Lumiose City, and builds upon the open-world gameplay style first seen in the Legends series.
As a gamer, I’m hyped that both Nintendo versions are dropping on the same day – that means I can jump right into exploring from the get-go! From what I’ve heard, it’s going to be all about getting out there and doing field research, having cool encounters with Pokémon in the wild, and a story that really connects with the different cities and towns. It sounds amazing! Can’t wait! I’m already planning my team.
‘Angry Video Game Nerd 8-Bit’ (2025)
The game will be available on Nintendo Switch starting October 23rd. It’s a fresh action platformer featuring challenging levels, diverse themed worlds, and a complete story campaign with The Nerd as the main character.
I’m so excited! The Switch eShop version is coming out on the same day as all the other consoles, so I can jump right in! They’re also planning a physical edition later on, but the digital release will have all the launch content right away. It’s great that I won’t have to wait for anything!
‘Persona 3 Reload’ (2025)
The game launches on Nintendo Switch 2 on October 23. It’s a new take on the beloved classic RPG, featuring updated graphics, more ways to connect with other players, and improved battle mechanics.
The Switch 2 version gives you the full story right from the start. Being able to play on the go and quickly resume your progress makes it simple to do daily dungeons and build relationships while you’re out and about.
‘Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted’ (2025)
The game arrives on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on October 23rd. It’s a revitalized version of the popular lane defense game, featuring new stages, a local co-op mode for playing with friends, a local versus mode for competition, and a more challenging permadeath option for experienced players.
We’ve made some visual improvements and adjusted the interface to make managing your team simpler on smaller, handheld screens. Both Nintendo versions have the same features and are released at the same time.
‘The Jackbox Party Pack 11’ (2025)
It launches in October for Nintendo Switch. The package includes five fresh party games that utilize phones or web browsers to participate, meaning only the console hosting the game requires controllers.
Setting up is simple in any living room thanks to Switch support. The game follows the series’ established format of playing together on the same couch, with the added option of streaming online.
‘Chicken Run: Eggstraction’ (2025)
The game launches on Nintendo Switch October 24th. It’s a cooperative, stealth-based adventure taking place in the universe of the ‘Chicken Run’ movies, with references to ‘Dawn of the Nugget’. You’ll infiltrate farms to rescue your feathered friends.
You have the option to play by yourself or team up with another player locally, working together to plan disguises and create diversions. The game’s levels are designed around stealth and require you to make fast choices to stay hidden and avoid being caught.
‘Hot Wheels Let’s Race: Ultimate Speed’ (2025)
The game will be available on Nintendo Switch starting October 24th. It’s connected to the ‘Hot Wheels Let’s Race’ animated series and is designed for younger players, featuring fast-paced races and easy-to-use customization options. It offers kid-friendly racing with quick events and simple customization.
As a fan, I’m really excited that the Switch version lets you play with friends through Nintendo Switch Online! What I also love is that building your own tracks and constantly unlocking new stuff keeps the racing feeling new and exciting. It really helps keep things fresh and prevents it from getting stale. It’s so much fun!
‘Once Upon a Katamari’ (2025)
The game launches on Nintendo Switch on October 24th. It’s a completely new Katamari installment, where you’ll roll through various time periods, completing fresh objectives and enjoying a lively soundtrack.
The game launches with online features and the ability to unlock cosmetic items. The Switch version lets you play on the go with full handheld support for quick gaming sessions.
‘Two Point Museum’ (2025)
The game launches on Nintendo Switch 2 on October 28. It’s a management simulation where you get to create museum exhibits, manage employees by hiring and training them, and ensure visitors have a good time – all while staying within your budget.
An Explorer Edition will be ready when the game first launches, in addition to the regular version. You can easily customize your setup and play on the go thanks to portable play and cloud saves, even in short sessions.
‘Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD Remake’ (2025)
The game will be available starting October 30 on both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. It reimagines the initial two games with updated, high-definition 2D graphics and includes improvements to make the gameplay flow more easily.
Both Nintendo versions will be available on the same date. Players can look forward to improved menus, useful in-game map assistance, and updated visuals for enemies and surroundings.
‘Majogami’ (2025)
I’m so excited – this game is launching October 30th on both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2! As a fan, I can tell you it’s a side-scrolling action game where you play as Shiroha. She’s amazing because she uses Astral transformations and can link together really cool special attacks to blast through challenging stages. It looks like a fast-paced, action-packed experience!
Game listings highlight features like helpful assist characters and a range of difficulty options. For Nintendo systems, the game will be released with information about supported languages and content details already available before it launches.
‘Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection’ (2025)
This game will be available on Nintendo Switch starting October 30th. It includes several beloved classic games, a revamped online version of ‘Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3’, and bonus content like behind-the-scenes footage and materials.
So, the Switch version is going to be available digitally at first, which is cool. They’ve said there will be a physical release coming later on, though! Plus, it’s not just the game – there’s going to be online features, some interesting interviews, and even a museum-style gallery to explore. It really feels like a complete collection.
‘Mina the Hollower’ (2025)
The game will be available October 31st on both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. It’s an action adventure title emphasizing quick movement, accurate combat, and exploration, brought to you by the team behind Shovel Knight.
The game features a complete single-player story mode, and every area is filled with hidden secrets to discover. Its portability allows you to easily practice and perfect routes and learn boss attack patterns on the go.
‘Tales of Xillia Remastered’ (2025)
The game launches on Nintendo Switch on October 31st. This remastered version features all the original content, plus improved graphics and updated save and encounter systems to make exploring the game world easier.
On launch day, Nintendo players will experience the full story for the very first time on a portable, hybrid console. Several improvements have been made to enhance the experience, making it easier for new players to explore the world of Rieze Maxia.
Hey everyone, I’m super hyped for all the Nintendo games coming out in October! I’d love to know which one you’re most excited to play. Let’s share in the comments so we can all see what everyone’s planning and swap some tips when we’ve had a chance to play. Can’t wait to hear what you’re all looking forward to!
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