Nintendo fans in Europe can look forward to a packed selection of new games following the latest Nintendo eShop update for the week of November 20, 2025.
The official update introduces a range of fresh titles across Nintendo Switch 2 and the classic Nintendo Switch platforms, with both retail and digital-only releases.
This lineup highlights beloved series, robust bundles, and promising indie additions, reinforcing Nintendo’s commitment to providing diverse gaming experiences for its loyal community. Among the most notable releases for Nintendo Switch 2 retail is the highly anticipated 'Kirby Air Riders.' This title marks the return of HAL Laboratory's fast-paced Kirby racing adventure, delivering a modernized experience to both veteran fans and newcomers.
The game’s launch continues Kirby's storied history of innovative gameplay on Nintendo hardware.
Joining the retail lineup are 'SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide,' offering fans of the iconic Nickelodeon character a new underwater quest, and 'Squirrel with a Gun,' an offbeat action adventure bringing humor and unique mechanics to the Switch 2 ecosystem. For digital storefront offerings on Nintendo Switch 2, two major franchises headline the update.
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Additionally, 'Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition' makes its arrival, providing players access to the acclaimed reboot of Lara Croft’s adventures with enhanced visuals and performance improvements tailored for Nintendo Switch 2. On the original Nintendo Switch, physical releases like 'R-Type Delta: HD Boosted' cater to shoot-’em-up fans with enhanced graphics and gameplay, while 'Samurai Academy: Paws of Fury' continues to expand the platform's family-friendly action catalog.
The digital side is even more expansive, featuring nearly thirty new titles.
Standouts include 'Demonschool,' a strategic RPG blending horror themes with tactical gameplay, and 'Sumikkogurashi Create a Wonderful Sumikko Island,' bringing the popular San-X characters into an island management simulation. Several bundles also feature in this week’s eShop update, including collections like 'Exploration Escape Room Bundle' and 'Mystery and Magic: Escape Room Bundle,' offering puzzle enthusiasts hours of cooperative and solo gameplay.
Meanwhile, genre-spanning releases such as 'Farming Simulator: Grow a Garden 2025,' 'Car Crash Simulator: Demolition Derby Madness,' and 'Zombie Royale io' ensure there’s something for every type of gamer. As each release week passes, Nintendo’s platform diversity on the Switch and Switch 2 continues to thrive, showcasing both top-tier franchises and creative independent projects.
With the eShop’s accessible interface and global reach, European gamers are well-placed to discover the latest experiences at the touch of a button. All titles in the November 20, 2025 Nintendo Downloads are officially available via the eShop or participating retail partners.
For comprehensive details on each release, including pricing and regional availability, players are encouraged to visit the Nintendo eShop or official Nintendo website.
The official update introduces a range of fresh titles across Nintendo Switch 2 and the classic Nintendo Switch platforms, with both retail and digital-only releases.
This lineup highlights beloved series, robust bundles, and promising indie additions, reinforcing Nintendo’s commitment to providing diverse gaming experiences for its loyal community. Among the most notable releases for Nintendo Switch 2 retail is the highly anticipated 'Kirby Air Riders.' This title marks the return of HAL Laboratory's fast-paced Kirby racing adventure, delivering a modernized experience to both veteran fans and newcomers.
The game’s launch continues Kirby's storied history of innovative gameplay on Nintendo hardware.
Joining the retail lineup are 'SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide,' offering fans of the iconic Nickelodeon character a new underwater quest, and 'Squirrel with a Gun,' an offbeat action adventure bringing humor and unique mechanics to the Switch 2 ecosystem. For digital storefront offerings on Nintendo Switch 2, two major franchises headline the update.
The 'NBA 2K26 x WWE 2K25 Bundle' brings together basketball and wrestling enthusiasts for one comprehensive package, courtesy of 2K Games.
Additionally, 'Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition' makes its arrival, providing players access to the acclaimed reboot of Lara Croft’s adventures with enhanced visuals and performance improvements tailored for Nintendo Switch 2. On the original Nintendo Switch, physical releases like 'R-Type Delta: HD Boosted' cater to shoot-’em-up fans with enhanced graphics and gameplay, while 'Samurai Academy: Paws of Fury' continues to expand the platform's family-friendly action catalog.
The digital side is even more expansive, featuring nearly thirty new titles.
Standouts include 'Demonschool,' a strategic RPG blending horror themes with tactical gameplay, and 'Sumikkogurashi Create a Wonderful Sumikko Island,' bringing the popular San-X characters into an island management simulation. Several bundles also feature in this week’s eShop update, including collections like 'Exploration Escape Room Bundle' and 'Mystery and Magic: Escape Room Bundle,' offering puzzle enthusiasts hours of cooperative and solo gameplay.
Meanwhile, genre-spanning releases such as 'Farming Simulator: Grow a Garden 2025,' 'Car Crash Simulator: Demolition Derby Madness,' and 'Zombie Royale io' ensure there’s something for every type of gamer. As each release week passes, Nintendo’s platform diversity on the Switch and Switch 2 continues to thrive, showcasing both top-tier franchises and creative independent projects.
With the eShop’s accessible interface and global reach, European gamers are well-placed to discover the latest experiences at the touch of a button. All titles in the November 20, 2025 Nintendo Downloads are officially available via the eShop or participating retail partners.
For comprehensive details on each release, including pricing and regional availability, players are encouraged to visit the Nintendo eShop or official Nintendo website.
