Nintendo's European eShop update for the week of October 29, 2026 lists new retail and digital releases across both Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch platforms. This weekly update — part of Nintendo's regular European eShop schedule — covers physical retail arrivals and fresh downloadable titles on the eShop.
Rewritten statement: Nintendo's European eShop update for the week of October 29, 2026 details new retail and download releases for Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch, including several franchise entries and indie releases.
What’s new this week (week of October 29, 2026)
Switch 2 — Retail highlights
- Hello Kitty Party Land
- One Piece: Grand Gourmet
- Steins;Gate Re:boot
- Village in the Shade
- Warrior Cats: Clans of the Forest
Switch 2 — Download highlights
- Anomalith
- Cities: Skylines – Expanded Edition
- Frog Sqwad
- Joe & Mac Retro Collection
- Minecraft One Turn Kill
- Sno: Ultimate Freeriding
- Sword of the Sea
- The Seance of Blake Manor
Nintendo Switch — Retail highlights
- 9 R.I.P. Sequel
- Dog Man: Bark in Action
- Hello Kitty Party Land
- One Piece: Grand Gourmet
- Steins;Gate Re:boot
- Village in the Shade
- Warrior Cats: Clans of the Forest
Nintendo Switch — Download highlights
- Bao Bao’s Cozy Cleaning Service
- Joe & Mac Retro Collection
- Kowloon’s Gate Suzaku
- Meiji Tokyo Renka Twilight Kiss
- Mouthwashing
- One Turn Kill
- Pardon My French Toast
- Tape to Tape
- The Last Cat in the Universe
- The Zibbo Show
Context and notes
This update reflects Nintendo’s ongoing support for both first- and third-party releases across its handheld and hybrid platforms. Cities: Skylines — originally developed by Colossal Order and widely associated with Paradox Interactive on other platforms — appears on the list in an Expanded Edition for Switch 2, while Minecraft-related content from Mojang Studios remains a persistent presence on Nintendo platforms. Nintendo typically publishes these European eShop updates on a weekly cadence, allowing retailers and the digital storefront to reflect new physical shipments and downloadable releases.
For players and retailers, this week’s slate offers a mix of family-friendly licensed titles, visual novels and narrative-driven releases, classic retro collections, and indie entries. Check the Nintendo eShop and local retail listings for exact digital storefront pages, prices, and regional availability for each title.