The latest Nintendo Switch eShop charts for the week of July 25, 2026 are in, offering a snapshot of player interest across boxed, hybrid and download-only releases on Nintendo Switch.
The weekly rankings, widely tracked by industry observers, show a mix of long-running Switch catalog staples and newer releases holding positions alongside several strong download-only performers.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream remains the week’s top-selling eShop title, continuing a run at No. 1 on the overall chart.
Rhythm Heaven Groove holds steady at No. 2, demonstrating longevity for rhythm-focused titles on the platform.
Recent release Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game has made a notable entrance — it sits at No. 7 on the overall eShop chart and is the highest-ranked download-only title for the week.
Put simply, Avatar Legends is performing well for a digital-only launch: it is currently the top download-only game on the eShop and has broken into the top 10 of the overall rankings.
Meanwhile, longstanding Switch hits such as Minecraft and Super Smash Bros.
Ultimate remain prominent on the list, reflecting continued engagement with established franchises.
Key placements from the July 25, 2026 overall eShop chart include Super Smash Bros.
Ultimate and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe in the top five, and Super Mario Party Jamboree and Nintendo Switch Sports showing healthy positions.
The download-only chart is led by Avatar Legends, followed by digital re-releases and indie staples including Pokemon FireRed, Moonlight Peaks and Deltarune.
Several well-known indie and third-party titles continue to perform strongly on the download-only list.
Stardew Valley (developed by ConcernedApe), Hades (Supergiant Games) and Hollow Knight (Team Cherry) all appear among the top 30 download-only entries, illustrating how evergreen indie catalogues sustain sales on the eShop.
For tracking: Nintendo’s eShop charts remain the primary public barometer for weekly digital performance on Switch and are useful for following both new launches and long-tail sales.
The full top 30 lists for both overall and download-only categories provide context for publisher and developer attention, and will be updated in subsequent weekly reporting.
Full weekly charts were published for the week of July 25, 2026 and include the top 30 titles across both the overall and download-only eShop lists.
The weekly rankings, widely tracked by industry observers, show a mix of long-running Switch catalog staples and newer releases holding positions alongside several strong download-only performers.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream remains the week’s top-selling eShop title, continuing a run at No. 1 on the overall chart.
Rhythm Heaven Groove holds steady at No. 2, demonstrating longevity for rhythm-focused titles on the platform.
Recent release Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game has made a notable entrance — it sits at No. 7 on the overall eShop chart and is the highest-ranked download-only title for the week.
Put simply, Avatar Legends is performing well for a digital-only launch: it is currently the top download-only game on the eShop and has broken into the top 10 of the overall rankings.
Meanwhile, longstanding Switch hits such as Minecraft and Super Smash Bros.
Ultimate remain prominent on the list, reflecting continued engagement with established franchises.
Key placements from the July 25, 2026 overall eShop chart include Super Smash Bros.
Ultimate and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe in the top five, and Super Mario Party Jamboree and Nintendo Switch Sports showing healthy positions.
The download-only chart is led by Avatar Legends, followed by digital re-releases and indie staples including Pokemon FireRed, Moonlight Peaks and Deltarune.
Several well-known indie and third-party titles continue to perform strongly on the download-only list.
Stardew Valley (developed by ConcernedApe), Hades (Supergiant Games) and Hollow Knight (Team Cherry) all appear among the top 30 download-only entries, illustrating how evergreen indie catalogues sustain sales on the eShop.
For tracking: Nintendo’s eShop charts remain the primary public barometer for weekly digital performance on Switch and are useful for following both new launches and long-tail sales.
The full top 30 lists for both overall and download-only categories provide context for publisher and developer attention, and will be updated in subsequent weekly reporting.
Full weekly charts were published for the week of July 25, 2026 and include the top 30 titles across both the overall and download-only eShop lists.
