With the Switch continuing to sell briskly, it’s not surprising to see Nintendo’s hybrid hardware receive the bulk of new Digital game releases, with notables like Samurai Shodown II, Crypt of the NecroDancer, and SteamWorld Dig arriving on the platform this week. Owners of other consoles or PC shouldn’t despair. From Final Fantasy XII The Zodiac Age making its way onto Steam to EA Sports UFC 3 prompting pugilism in the octagon, there’s a decent amount of games inbound.

Header image: Senran Meisuishu Tactics, PC

PlayStation 4
Blackhole: Complete Edition (retail or digital, $19.99)
EA Sports UFC 3 (retail or digital, $59.99)
Nightmares from the Deep 3: Davy Jones (digital, $9.99)
Shadow of the Colossus (retail or digital, $39.99)

Switch
10 Second Run Returns (digital, $6.54))
3D MiniGolf (digital, $19.99)
ACA NeoGeo: Samurai Shodown II (digital, $7.99)
AeternoBlade (digital, $14.99)
Black Hole (digital, $5.99)
Crypt of the NecroDancer: Nintendo Switch Edition (digital, $19.99)
Dandara (digital, $11.99)
Frederic 2: Evil Strikes Back (digital, $4.99)
Her Majesty’s SPIFFING (digital, $9.99)
Island Flight Simulator (digital, $19.99)
Mad Carnage (digital, $4.99)
Mercenary Kings: Reloaded (digital, $14.99)
Night in the Woods (digital, $19.99)
Shiftlings – Enhanced Edition (digital, $11.25)
Sky Force Reloaded (digital, $9.99)
SteamWorld Dig (digital, $9.99)
The Darkside Detective (digital, $12.99)

Wii U
Battle Chopper (digital, $5.99)
Necromancer (digital, $5.99)
Toon War (digital, $9.99)

Xbox One
EA Sports UFC 3 (retail or digital, $59.99)
Nightmares from the Deep 3: Davy Jones (digital, $9.99)

3DS
Now I know my ABCs 2 (digital, $8.99)

PC
Armored Squad ($TBA)
Battalion 1944 ($13.49)
Card Crawl ($TBA)
Dandara ($TBA)
Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age ($39.99)
Senran Meisuishu Tactics ($14.99)
STAX ($4.49)
Tale of Swords: Mystery Scroll ($TBA)
Tangledeep ($13.49)

Robert’s Pick: I absolutely adored SteamWorld Dig when it was originally released on the 3DS, and subsequently made it way onto PCs, Vitas, PS4, and Xbox One, and Wii U. Unsurprisingly, the mix of excavation, exploration, and Metroidvania-like combat has aged exceptionally well, and remains just as compelling nearly five years later. This week, I’ll be revisiting Rusty’s adventures on the Switch, and expect to get sucks into it’s depths once more.