Top 5 notable Nintendo Switch games released in October

Let’s see which Nintendo Switch games stand out this October!

Mega Man 11 (October 2)

After the catastrophic failure of Mighty No.9 (a game quite similar to Mega Man), Capcom finally solved the problem on his own and brought the classic blue robot back to fans. The game also marks the first time the Mega Man series has been released on the Nintendo Switch.

Mega Man 11 introduces some new and user-friendly mechanics like the equipment system – which will come in handy in later, more difficult levels. You can also choose the difficulty level that suits you, if the game becomes too difficult and you get stuck in a level.

However, Mega Man 11 is more or less a challenging platformer game, and you shouldn’t be afraid to miss out on a great experience.

Super Mario Party (October 5)

Super Mario Party is one of the big Switch titles released in October 2018, with a variety of minigames that you can play multiplayer with a small group of people.

Whether it’s teaming up with friends to complete quests, or competing against each other to see who can get the highest score, Mario Party can provide the element of fun players want.

Super Mario Party also marks the arrival of the series on the Switch, and given the game’s historical appeal combined with the ability to multiplayer with family and friends, it could be one of the best. The most worthy Nintendo Switch game in October.

The World Ends With You: Final Remix (October 12)

The World Ends With You is considered one of the best games released on the 3DS years ago, and the Final Remix port is sure to achieve the same success when it launches on Switch this October.

Developed by Square Enix, The World Ends With You belongs to the JRPG genre with a modern Tokyo setting. As the main character Neku, the player will be forced to survive a dangerous game with a group of other young men. And gradually, Neku himself also began to develop his personality and become more mature.

Final Remix brings with it the essence of the RPG genre, perfectly combined with deep plot content and carefully polished music.

Starlink: Battle for Atlas (October 16)

Ubisoft is definitely affirming its support for the Switch with the new game Starlink: Battle for Atlas, bringing an action adventure genre combined with a “living toy” element, and players will explore the system. Atlas on a journey to stop the evil Grax from abusing powerful ancient technology.

In Starlink, players will experience many different mechanics and alliances with many different factions. Exploration is definitely the main focus of the game, and each planet will have a unique flora and fauna that you can interact with.

And if you love variety and want to customize your experience, there’s a lot you can do to create your own awesome ship.

Dark Souls Remastered (October 19)

Perhaps now Dark Souls is too familiar to gamers, but it is still interesting that this game is finally coming to Switch this October. But also note that Dark Souls Remastered for Switch is a bit different from the console version that was released in early 2018.

The Switch version has a frame rate of 30fps in both handheld and mount modes, and despite the careful attention to detail, it’s certainly not as impressive as the console version graphically. However, experiencing Dark Souls on a handheld device is also quite attractive, and is a great choice for players who are new to the series.

With Dark Souls, players will control Chosen Undead, tasked with exploring the ruined kingdom of Lordan, and ring two Bells of Awakening to rekindle the kingdom’s flames.

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