Nintendo Switch to Receive Highly Anticipated Horror Titles in 2025

Abylight Studios and Frictional Games have announced a partnership bringing three acclaimed horror titles – SOMA, Amnesia: Rebirth, and Amnesia: The Bunker – to the Nintendo Switch in 2025. Abylight Studios will handle the porting process, expanding the reach of these chilling experiences to a new audience.

Frictional Games, renowned for its contributions to the horror genre, has entrusted Abylight Studios with these ports. This collaboration fulfills a long-standing desire among Switch players for more mature horror titles. The partnership ensures these critically acclaimed games will soon be available on the Nintendo Switch platform.

The agreement covers both digital and physical releases of SOMA, Amnesia: Rebirth, and Amnesia: The Bunker. These games offer diverse horror experiences: SOMA delves into sci-fi themes and existential questions; Amnesia: Rebirth returns to the classic gameplay of the Amnesia series; and Amnesia: The Bunker throws players into the terrifying, semi-open world of World War I trenches. All three will launch digitally and physically on the Switch in 2025.

Upcoming Horror Releases on Nintendo Switch:

• SOMA
• Amnesia: Rebirth
• Amnesia: The Bunker
• Amnesia Collection (Physical Edition – releasing later this year)

Further enhancing the horror lineup, a physical edition of the Amnesia Collection for Nintendo Switch is also slated for release later this year. This collection includes the seminal Amnesia: The Dark Descent and its companion title, Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs. The release of these titles on Switch has generated significant excitement among fans. While precise release dates remain unannounced, both studios promise updates soon.

The influx of mature-rated horror games onto the Switch platform raises anticipation for future Nintendo consoles offering a broader selection of adult-oriented titles. Fans eagerly await further announcements regarding release dates and other horror game news for the Nintendo Switch.