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All Game Releases For April 2019 (PS4, XB1, Switch)

All Nintendo Switch Game Releases For April 2019

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Once again, April 2019 is a busy month for the Nintendo Switch and a whole host of older titles and indie games make their way to the hybrid system.

First of all, on April 2, Darksiders makes is debut on the system, before Wasteland 2 and My Time at Portia arrive. Then, Mortal Kombat 11 releases alongside the other platforms, allowing you to take the series on the go for the first time.

Then, biggest of all, Cuphead launches on April 18, seeing the tough as nails platformer move away from the Xbox One so that you can take it anywhere you like.

  • April 2 – Bomber Crew: Complete Edition
  • April 2 – Darksiders: Warmastered Edition
  • April 4 – Pressure Overdrive
  • April 5 – Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission
  • April 9 – Neo Atlas 1469
  • April 9 – Shovel Knight Showdown
  • April 9 – Ace Attorney Trilogy
  • April 11 – Vaporum
  • April 11 – Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice
  • April 12 – Nintendo Labo: VR Kit
  • April 13 – Konami Arcade Classics
  • April 16 – Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster
  • April 16 – Tanks Meet Zombies
  • April 16 – Wasteland 2
  • April 16 – My Time At Portia
  • April 17 – Truberbrook
  • April 18 – Cuphead
  • April 18 – Katana ZERO
  • April 23 – Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen
  • April 23 – Mortal Kombat 11
  • April 23 – Bendy and the Ink Machine
  • April 26 – BoxBoy + BoxGirl
  • April 26 – Super Meat Boy Forever
  • April 30 – Fade To Silence
  • April 30 – Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age

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