Nintendo has unveiled its latest European eShop downloads for the week of January 8, 2026, delivering a robust selection of new titles for both Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 owners.
The refreshed lineup underlines Nintendo’s continuous commitment to variety and innovation, offering both indie gems and recognizable franchises to satisfy gamers across the region. Leading this week’s new releases is "Suika Game Planet," now available for both Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 platforms.
Following its predecessor’s success, Suika Game Planet brings a fresh take on the popular puzzle genre with refined mechanics and visually engaging levels, further cements the franchise's popularity on Nintendo hardware.
The title’s launch is anticipated to attract both returning fans and newcomers eager to enjoy addicting, fruit-themed gameplay. Another highlight is the arrival of "Tomba Special Edition," giving a modern update to a classic adventure platformer.
Long admired by retro enthusiasts, Tomba’s return on the Switch eShop demonstrates Nintendo’s ongoing effort to bridge legacy content with contemporary hardware, ensuring new generations can experience iconic games with enhanced performance. The January 8, 2026, update also features a spectrum of genres, ensuring broad appeal.
Simulator fans can look to "American Car Parking Simulator 2025," "Clothing Store Simulator," and "Mom Life Simulator," all catering to the ever-growing demand for immersive management and lifestyle experiences.
Puzzle enthusiasts have a range of choices, including "Jewel Match Solitaire L’Amour," "Whiskers Warehouse: Logic Puzzle Game," and "Tile Jong," each offering unique challenges on the go. For players seeking action and replayability, new entries such as "Blablublas Battle Royale Shooter," "Gray War Conflict," and "Zombie Gorge: Survival Defense" bring intense gameplay shifts to the eShop.
Notably, classic and narrative-driven adventures like "Dunkirk: The Forgotten Soldier," "Enchantment 2 Sun Tear’s Collector’s Edition," and "Fairy Tail: Dungeons" round out the assortment, underscoring Nintendo’s inclusive approach to storytelling and world-building. Speaking on the continued expansion of the eShop library, a Nintendo spokesperson stated that the company’s goal remains to "deliver a dynamic game selection each week, catering to a diverse European player base seeking both new experiences and cherished classics." All games listed in the European Nintendo Downloads for the week of January 8, 2026, are available through the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2.
Players can access comprehensive details, pricing, and trailers directly on the eShop interface.
With fan favorites like Suika Game Planet leading the charge and a lineup spanning action, puzzles, and simulators, 2026 is off to a promising start for Switch owners looking for new gaming adventures.
The refreshed lineup underlines Nintendo’s continuous commitment to variety and innovation, offering both indie gems and recognizable franchises to satisfy gamers across the region. Leading this week’s new releases is "Suika Game Planet," now available for both Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 platforms.
Following its predecessor’s success, Suika Game Planet brings a fresh take on the popular puzzle genre with refined mechanics and visually engaging levels, further cements the franchise's popularity on Nintendo hardware.
The title’s launch is anticipated to attract both returning fans and newcomers eager to enjoy addicting, fruit-themed gameplay. Another highlight is the arrival of "Tomba Special Edition," giving a modern update to a classic adventure platformer.
Long admired by retro enthusiasts, Tomba’s return on the Switch eShop demonstrates Nintendo’s ongoing effort to bridge legacy content with contemporary hardware, ensuring new generations can experience iconic games with enhanced performance. The January 8, 2026, update also features a spectrum of genres, ensuring broad appeal.
Simulator fans can look to "American Car Parking Simulator 2025," "Clothing Store Simulator," and "Mom Life Simulator," all catering to the ever-growing demand for immersive management and lifestyle experiences.
Puzzle enthusiasts have a range of choices, including "Jewel Match Solitaire L’Amour," "Whiskers Warehouse: Logic Puzzle Game," and "Tile Jong," each offering unique challenges on the go. For players seeking action and replayability, new entries such as "Blablublas Battle Royale Shooter," "Gray War Conflict," and "Zombie Gorge: Survival Defense" bring intense gameplay shifts to the eShop.
Notably, classic and narrative-driven adventures like "Dunkirk: The Forgotten Soldier," "Enchantment 2 Sun Tear’s Collector’s Edition," and "Fairy Tail: Dungeons" round out the assortment, underscoring Nintendo’s inclusive approach to storytelling and world-building. Speaking on the continued expansion of the eShop library, a Nintendo spokesperson stated that the company’s goal remains to "deliver a dynamic game selection each week, catering to a diverse European player base seeking both new experiences and cherished classics." All games listed in the European Nintendo Downloads for the week of January 8, 2026, are available through the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2.
Players can access comprehensive details, pricing, and trailers directly on the eShop interface.
With fan favorites like Suika Game Planet leading the charge and a lineup spanning action, puzzles, and simulators, 2026 is off to a promising start for Switch owners looking for new gaming adventures.
