It's new game time! Nintendo Switch has quite a few new games coming out this month, and we've gathered them in one list for you! Whether they're new games or refreshed takes on some old favorites, here are all of the Switch games scheduled for release this month.
★Join the Strikers Club - June 10: Mario Strikers: Battle League
Staff PickThe Mushroom Kingdom is taking their problems to the field. In the latest Mario sports game, the crew will take on 5v5 soccer! Customize your character to not only change how you look, but also how you play. Quick battles, online play, and cup battles await you — get your cleats on and lets-a-go!
June 24: Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes - Nintendo game
A new chapter in the Fire Emblem Warriors saga is coming. In this strategy game, you will choose from one of three houses, recruit others to join your house, and begin to build your army. Together you will fight for Fódlan with the characters from Fire Emblem: Three Houses.
June 30: Rabbids: Party of Legends
A new party game with the Rabbids of Rayman! Play an assortment of mini-games and see who can win. Use the Joy-Cons to play with motion controls, and enjoy the humorous moments together.
Physical Nintendo Switch June releases you can pre-order now
- Mario Strikers: Battle League - Available June 10 - $60
- Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles - Available June 10 - $60
- Metal Max Xeno Reborn - Available June 10 - $40
- Horgihugh and Friends - Available June 16 - $30
- AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES – nirvanA Initiative - Available June 24 - $60
- Capcom Fighting Collection - Available June 24 - $40
- Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes - Available June 24 - $60
- Birushana: Rising Flower of Genpei - Available June 28 - $50
Other Nintendo Switch games releasing in June
- Silt - June 1 - $15
- The Big Con - GRIFT OF THE YEAR EDITION - June 1 - $15
- Flewfie's Adventure - June 1 - $10
- Pinku Kult: Hex Mortis - June 1 - $10
- DEATHRUN TV - June 1 - $15
- Card Shark - June 2 - $17
- TOKOYO: Tower of Perpetuity - June 2 - $10
- Repentant - June 2 - $10
- Clan O'Conall and the Crown of the Stag - June 2 - $8
- Souldiers - June 2 - $20
- Lamplight City - June 2 - $15
- Gravitar: Recharged - June 2 - $10
- Pretty Girls Speed - June 2 - $6
- LOOPERS - June 2 - $25
- Jigsaw Fun 3-in-1 Collection - June 2 - $27
- Wonder Boy Collection - June 3 - $30
- Moonrise Fall - June 3 - $10
- TEN - June 3 - $5
- Secrets of Magic 3: Happy Halloween - June 4 - $10
- My Lovely Wife - June 8 - $15
- Spacewing War - June 8 - $7
- One Last Memory - Reimagined - June 9 - $10
- Ampersat - June 10 - $10
- The Hand of Merlin - June 14 - $30
- Dadish 3 - June 15 - $10
- Omori - June 17 - TBD
- Shadowrun Trilogy - June 21 - $30
- Shadowrun Returns - June 21 - $20
- Shadowrun: Dragonfall - Director's Cut - June 21 - $20
- Shadowrun: Hong Kong - Extended Edition - June 21 - $20
- Fall Guys - June 21 - TBD
- BROKEN MIND - June 21 - $10
- Sonic Origins - June 23 - $40
- Steve Jackson's Sorcery - June 23 - $25
- Pure Crosswords - June 28 - $15
- Accident - June 28 - $15
- Rabbids: Party of Legends - June 30 - $40
What are you playing?
There are so many adventures in the Nintendo Switch games launching this month. Our favorites are Mario Strikers: Battle League, Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes, and Rabbids: Party of Legends — but we can't wait for all the other games too!
Updated May 2022: Updated the slate of games set to hit the Switch next month.
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