Nintendo Download: 29th October (North America)


HELLBOUND INC (Seashell Studio, 29th Oct, $12.00) – YOU’RE UNDEAD, BUT NOT UNEMPLOYED Navigate rooms filled with spikes, flame jets, demonic machinery, and collapsing platforms. Push crates, flip switches, activate conveyor belts, and time your jumps to get each delivery to its destination. Every area is a tightly designed challenge that tests both your reflexes and your problem-solving skills. YOU WILL DIE. A LOT!

Innocent Memory (moesoft, 31st Oct, $24.99) – The protagonist, Seiichi Makita, suddenly finds himself lost in an unknown world—a mysterious place free from all the injustices of ordinary life. Humans, animals, and plants alike are free to live as they wish in this seemingly ideal world.

Isekai Princess: Monster Siege (TROOOZE, 22nd Oct, $14.99) – Princess Lucia lost her homeland to the Demon Lord’s army. Soldier Yuna survived a war with no end in sight. Swept up in a mysterious light, the two land in a strange isekai world and must fight monsters to get back to the places they call home. Both heroines battle with real-world rifles and pistols, but each has her own style. Pick your favorite and take on the stages. Your loyal pet dragon is always ready to unleash a special attack and turn a desperate moment around.

Joe & Mac Retro Collection (RED ART GAMES, 29th Oct, $17.99) – A DINO-MITE COLLECTION: 3 PREHISTORIC CLASSIC IN 1 Grab your hammer, the Stone Age is back and bigger than ever! For the first time, three legendary adventures from the Joe & Mac universe are united in a single collection. Step back in time and join your favorite cavemen in their wildest escapades through jungle mayhem, fighting dinos, and stone-age fun. Joe & Mac Caveman Ninja: The original arcade hit that started it all. Rescue the village’s women from a gang of Neanderthals and face off against deadly dinos. Congo’s Caper: A wacky spin-off full of high-flying action, mischievous monkeys and even more prehistoric madness Joe & Mac Lost in the Tropics: A tropical sequel where our heroes get new weapons, face new enemies and must defend the Tiki Village.

Kowloon’s Gate Suzaku (JETMAN, 29th Oct, $36.00) – Kowloon’s Gate Suzaku is the ultimate walking simulator, reimagining the world of the 1997 classic, Kowloon’s Gate. Set as a prequel, the game invites you to wander the maze-like alleys of the Walled City and soak in the atmosphere of a town steeped in memory—offering perspectives and locations never seen in the original. Your goal is simple: use photos from a found album as clues to locate specific spots, and bring those memories back to life through psychography. Rerendered in higher detail, these familiar places and nostalgia-inducing characters are waiting for you. What memories will be brought back? Step in, and see for yourself.

Look Outside (Devolver Digital, 30th Oct, $9.99) – Look Outside is a survival horror RPG set in a single apartment building. A mysterious event turns anyone who looks out the window into grotesque monsters, leaving the world in absolute chaos. Scavenge the building to seek food, supplies, and weapons while encountering strange characters – human and otherwise.

Meiji Tokyo Renka Twilight Kiss (HuneX, 29th Oct, $42.75) – “Meiji Tokyo Renka” (also known as “Meikoi”) is a historical romance fantasy game in which the main character travels back in time to the Meiji era and meets—and falls in love with—great figures from history. This is the story of Mei, a high school girl who suddenly finds herself transported through time to a mysterious version of Meiji-era Tokyo, where supernatural beings known as mononoke roam. There, she becomes romantically involved with famous historical figures from the era.

Melting Attacker (MIZUBLUE GAMES, 29th Oct, $1.26) – Simply touching an enemy will either deal damage or cause you to take damage. Defeat as many enemies as possible and increase your score! Use Try Melt to break rocks and earn money. When you’re in a pinch, spend your money to summon a greenish slime helper! Sometimes, a glowing rock will appear. When it does, it’s Invincibility Mode! Enjoy the exhilarating feeling of wiping out blue slimes for 30 seconds!

MeowPower! Yachiyo (Waku Waku Games, 29th Oct, $12.99) – Unleash your inner wild cat and claw your way to victory! Play as heroine Yachiyo and bring down baddies alongside paw-some pals! Explore: Venture your way through all sorts of areas—forests, mountains, and even. . . a FORTRESS? ! Grow: Power up and learn new skills! Collect: Clobber enemies to collect junk—er, treasure! Bonus: Wait, there’s a bonus game, too? !

Momolitos (Goca Games, 22nd Oct, $7.99) – Welcome to MomoLAB, a mysterious facility where adorable creatures called Momolitos are born! Explore seven colorful areas, gather different foods, and bring them back to the lab to feed your Momolitos. What they eat determines how they evolve, with more than 600 different forms waiting to be discovered. Every Momolito begins as one of 14 different eggs, but what happens next is up to you. Experiment with different foods and combinations to discover cute, strange, wild, and unexpected evolutions. Search each area for hidden resources, collect food through exploration and minigames, and return to MomoLAB to continue your research. Interact with your Momolitos, watch them grow, and record every new form you discover. Can you uncover them all?

Mouthwashing (Critical Reflex, 29th Oct, $12.99) – The five crew members of the Tulpar are stranded in the empty reaches of space, shrouded in perpetual sunset. God is not watching. Mouthwashing is a first-person horror game following the dying crew of a shipwrecked space freighter. Who could have known what good ol’ Captain Curly was capable of? Guess he thought his crew dying alongside him was only right. – Read our Mouthwashing review

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