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What the October Indie World Means for Switch Players

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What the October Indie World Means for Switch Players

This showcase gives Switch players a packed 2027 lineup, with Witchbrook leading the charge and several high-profile indies like City of None and Tenjutsu heading to Switch 2.

This showcase gives Switch players a packed 2027 lineup, with Witchbrook leading the charge and several high-profile indies like City of None and Tenjutsu heading to Switch 2.

Key points - Witchbrook launches January 28, 2027, on PC, Switch 1 and 2, and Xbox, with a PS5 port planned. - Winds of Viridia gets a free eShop demo today, full game early 2027 on Switch 2. - City of None, from a Celeste co-creator, launches in 2027 on Switch 1 and 2. - Sword of the Sea arrives on Switch 2 on October 29. - Tenjutsu, from Dead Cells' lead designer, confirmed for Switch 2 and PC in 2027.

Timeline - October 2026: Nintendo Indie World Showcase announces multiple indie games and updates. - October 29, 2026: Sword of the Sea launches on Nintendo Switch 2. - January 28, 2027: Witchbrook releases on PC, Switch 1 and 2, and Xbox. - 2027: City of None, Tenjutsu, Threads of Time (summer), Dumpster Gang (March), Super Battle Golf (March 25), and R.E.P.O. launch on Switch platforms.

FAQ

Q: When is Witchbrook coming out? A: Witchbrook launches on January 28, 2027, for PC, Nintendo Switch 1 and 2, and Xbox. A PlayStation 5 port is also planned.

Q: Is there a demo for Winds of Viridia? A: Yes, a free demo for Winds of Viridia is available on the eShop starting today. The full game launches for Switch 2 in early 2027.

Q: What is City of None? A: City of None is a new action and puzzle platforming adventure from one of the co-creators of Celeste. It's due out in 2027 on Switch 1 and 2.

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