New Switch Games Releasing in February 2020

February 2020 for new Switch games is fairly light in terms of big releases but there are several third-party titles that are worth checking out if you’re starved for content before Animal Crossing: New Horizons comes out in March.

If you take a look at the list down below, you can see every game coming to the Switch in February of 2020, and if you want more info on the titles that we would recommend picking up, you can scroll down a bit further.

New Switch Releases for February 2020

• Please The Gods – Feb. 3
• Wide Ocean Big Jacket – Feb. 4
• The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance – Tactics – Feb. 4
• Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame 3 – Feb. 4
• 7th Sector – Feb. 5
• Youni: Rises – Feb. 6
• SEN: Seven Eight Nine – Feb. 6
• Just a Phrase by POWGI – Feb. 6
• Shiny Ski Resort – Feb. 6
• Nerved – Feb. 6
• Code: Realize – Guardian of Rebirth Feb. 6
• Knights and Bikes – Feb. 6
• Kunai – Feb. 6
• EQQO – Feb. 7
• Crash Drive 2 – Feb. 7
• The Turing Test – Feb. 7
• The Town of Light – Feb. 7
• Marooners – Feb. 7
• Kitty Powers’ Matchmaker – Feb. 7
• Bridge Builder Adventure – Feb. 7
• ELEA: Paradigm Shift – Feb. 8
• Help Me Doctor – Feb. 10
• Goblin Sword – Feb. 13
• Glass Masquerade 2: Illusions – Feb. 13
• UnderHero – Feb. 13
• Rise of Insanity – Feb. 13
• Darksiders Genesis – Feb. 14
• Snack World: The Dungeon Crawl – Feb. 14
• Psikyo Shooting Stars Bravo – Feb. 18
• Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late[cl-r] – Feb. 20
• Blood will be Spilled – Feb. 20
• Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition – Feb. 20
• Tower of Babel – no mercy – Feb. 21
• Last Encounter – Feb. 21
• Brief Battles – Feb. 21
• Ciel Fledge: A Daughter Raising Simulator – Feb. 21
• Rune Factory 4 Special Edition – Feb. 25
• Samurai Shodown – Feb. 25
• Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection – Feb. 25
• One Finger Death Punch 2 – Feb. 26
• Heaven Dust – Feb. 27
• Soul Axiom Rebooted – Feb. 27
• Served – Feb. 27
• LocO-SportS – Feb. 28
• Metro: Last Light Redux – Feb. 28
• Metro Redux – Feb. 28
• Metro 2033 Redux – Feb. 28
• Dungeon Defenders: Awakened – Feb 2020

Darksiders Genesis –  New Switch Games (February 2020)

Darksiders Genesis is a bit different from past Darksiders titles as it’s a top-down dungeon crawler similar to Diablo instead of a third-person action game like Darksiders 3.

It manages to fully capture the essence of Darksiders while having a really fun and engaging combat system. If you’re a fan of the series and are looking for a different take on the genre, Darksiders Genesis is a great choice.

Darksiders Genesis will launch on the Switch on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14, 2020.

Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition –  New Switch Games (February 2020)

Capcom has been showing nothing but love and support for the Nintendo Switch by porting over a ton of the Japanese company’s classic titles. Pretty much of the entire Resident Evil franchise is available on the hybrid console and now Devil May Cry is slowly making its way over.

The third title in the hack and slack franchise features a younger Dante and takes place before the events of the first game. You can expect some slick combat, tons of sweet combos to pull off, and frenetic/fast-paced action that the series is known for.

This port comes to the Switch on Feb. 20.

Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection – New Switch Games (February 2020)

Capcom is releasing yet another Mega Man collection on the Nintendo Switch and this time it’s the Mega Man Zero/ZX games that originally came out on the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS.

These excellent 2D action-platformers are cherished as some of the best Mega Man titles out there and this collection includes six games for only $29.99 which is a steal if you ask me.

Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection is set to launch on Feb. 25.

Samurai Shodown –  New Switch Games (February 2020)

Samurai Showdown is a return to form for the SNK fighting series and instead of focusing on fast gameplay and combos like games such as Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat, the fighting style here is much slower and methodical with both players feeling the impact of every heavy slash.

Our reviewer, Eric Egavian, thoroughly enjoyed his time with the PS4 version of the game when it launched last year –here’s what he had to say:

“The core weapon-based fighting action brings some fresh and interesting concepts to the table that you really can’t find in any other fighting game on the market right now, maybe unless you consider Soul Calibur VI a fair comparison.

If you fancy samurai mythology with a Japanese ink brush aesthetic and/or you’ve just been looking for a 2.5D style, weapon-based fighting game, I think Samurai Shodown is a very solid choice.”

Samurai Shodown is set to launch on the Switch on Feb. 25, 2020.