The 26 best Nintendo Switch games in 2025

There are dozens of excellent Nintendo Switch games available now to the point where you’ll always have something new to play even if you have an extensive library of titles already. Whether you’re playing on the go with a Switch Lite, at home with your friends on an OLED Switch or now on a brand …

There are dozens of excellent Nintendo Switch games available now to the point where you’ll always have something new to play even if you have an extensive library of titles already. Whether you’re playing on the go with a Switch Lite, at home with your friends on an OLED Switch or now on a brand new Switch 2, you’ll be able to play most games on your preferred console. This flexibility makes the Switch lineup ideal for both casual gamers and hardcore fans who love having the ability to access every title, whether they’re at home on the big screen or gaming on the go.

If you’re lucky enough to have gotten a Switch 2, it’s important to note that most Switch games are compatible with the new console. Nintendo has a page you can visit to check out the state of compatible games, and it includes lists of games with known compatibility issues (most of which are currently being investigated). Nintendo also has a transfer guide that can help you move all of your old Switch data to your new Switch 2. In the coming weeks, we’ll have a brand new list of what we consider to be the best Nintendo Switch 2 games after we’ve been able to spend some time with the new console and some of the latest releases.

Check out our entire Best Games series including the best Nintendo Switch games, the best PS5 games, the best Xbox games, the best PC games and the best free games you can play today.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/nintendo/best-nintendo-switch-games-160029843.html?src=rss

Ashley Reymond

Ashley Reymond

Ashley Reymond brings a unique blend of cultural fluency and economic insight to her writing. With a background in journalism and behavioral economics, she seamlessly connects lifestyle, fashion, and finance with global market trends. Her work often explores the intersection of social movements and economic shifts. Off-hours, she’s a lover of contemporary art and minimalist design.

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