Nintendo pulled back the curtain on July 31, unveiling a slate of third-party titles destined for the Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. The showcase highlighted fresh faces like 'Octopath Traveler Zero' and 'Monster Hunter Stories 3: Crossed Fates'.

First up is 'Octopath Traveler Zero', a new entry in the series set in the land of Orsterra. The plot revolves around revenge and reconstruction tied to the Ring of the Gods. Veterans will feel at home with familiar systems like 'Field Command', 'Break', and 'Boost'. This time, you can customise your protagonist and engage in town-building mechanics to restore your homeland. It arrives on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on December 4, with official Korean support. Expect to pay 59,800 won.

In a surprise announcement, 'Monster Hunter Stories 3: Crossed Fates' was revealed. The series, which focuses on the bond between riders and monsters, returns for a third act. The story kicks off when the protagonist discovers an egg of a Rathalos, a creature thought to be extinct for 200 years. The title is slated for a 2026 release on Nintendo Switch 2, complete with official Korean language support.

Square Enix has announced a new RPG, 'The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales' (working title). Set in a world overrun by barbarians, the journey follows the adventurer Elliot and the fairy Faye. They stumble upon ruins that allow them to traverse seven different eras to save the world. The combat is real-time action, allowing you to swap between seven weapon types, including swords, axes, and magic. It is expected on Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026, and a demo is currently available.

The quirky action series where you roll objects around, 'Katamari', returns with 'Once Upon a Time Katamari'. Your goal is to roll and grow your mass in new environments, utilising power-ups like magnets to pull objects in or rockets to boost your speed. It officially launches on Nintendo Switch on October 23, with official Korean support.

The chill-out title 'Chilling Camp Village' has been unveiled. Players build and maintain campfires in locations ranging from beaches to forests and snowy peaks. The aim is simple: reach 'Campfire Level 10' to move to the next area. You must manage air currents, log thickness, and angles to feed the flames, all while contending with region-specific weather. It launched on July 31, supports Korean, and costs 20,000 won.

The prison-break party game 'Pritto Prisoner' has been announced. It features a 4v2 setup where four cute animal inmates must evade two robot guards. Expect chaotic trap-filled gameplay and bizarre escape tactics. It arrives on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 this winter with official Korean support.

A new adventure starring a tiny mouse, 'Hella', has been revealed. Inspired by Scandinavian folklore, the game traverses magical forests, serene lakes, and mountains, supporting up to two-player co-op. The protagonist is a familiar gathering ingredients to brew a magical potion to save a sick witch. It is set for a 2026 release on Nintendo Switch 2.

'Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD-2D Remake' is coming to Nintendo Switch. Following the events of Dragon Quest 3, it traces the adventures of the descendants of the hero Loto. It lands on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on October 30, priced at 69,800 won.

'Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment' has released a new trailer. Set during the ancient sealing war—the prequel era to 'The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom'—it promises to shed light on untold secrets. The gameplay follows the 'Warriors' style, pitting you against the demon king's massive armies. It launches this winter for Nintendo Switch 2 with official Korean support.

'Persona 3 Reload' is heading to Nintendo Switch 2. A faithful remake of the 2006 original, this version builds on the design language of 'Persona 5' with refined UI, combat, and daily life segments. The Switch version arrives on October 23, priced at 69,800 won.

'Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero' is making its way to Nintendo Switch. As the latest in the 'Dragon Ball Z: Sparking' series, it boasts the largest roster of characters to date. Engage in 3D combat using Kamehamehas and flight, transform into a Super Saiyan, or charge your Ki to unleash devastating finishing moves. It hits Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on November 13 for 69,800 won.