What’s Landing on Nintendo Switch 2 This February – Full Schedule

Nintendo’s official roundup sets the February release slate for both Nintendo Switch 2 and the original Nintendo Switch. The month mixes remade classics, survival horror, sports sims and strategy. Several titles are available now, while others roll out between February 12-27. Below – key dates, platforms and the headline gameplay hooks, based solely on the official brief.

Release Calendar at a Glance

The table summarizes confirmed dates and platforms as stated by Nintendo. “Available now” reflects titles already live at the time of the announcement.

Dragon Quest Vii Reimagined – Classic Jrpg with a New Look

Available now on Switch 2 and Switch, this rework brings the PS1-era epic forward with diorama-style visuals, updated mechanics and a streamlined story. The official overview focuses on presentation and pacing upgrades.

Official trailer: https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/Zu0TPHxkMwI

Pga Tour 2K25 – Major Championships Arrive

Out now on Switch 2, this year’s entry emphasizes golf’s biggest stages. Per Nintendo’s note, players can compete in:

• The PGA Championship
• The U.S. Open
• The Open Championship – their debut in the PGA TOUR 2K series

Official trailer: https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/N5LJk-IieQ4

Mario Tennis Fever – Arcade Tennis with New Defensive Options

Launching February 12 on Switch 2, the Mushroom Kingdom spin on tennis returns with familiar shot types and additional defensive maneuvers.

• Shots highlighted: topspins, slices, lobs
• Focus on footwork and outpacing rivals during rallies

Official trailer: https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/RSyoMsWRL9I

Tokyo Scramble – Survival Puzzle Action Underground

Available now on Switch 2, this title is set deep beneath Tokyo. The premise centers on split-second decisions where clear thinking determines survival.

Official trailer: https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/mK-NNwccy1g

Yakuza Kiwami 3 &Amp; Dark Ties – Extreme Remake Continues Kiryu’s Saga

Due February 12 on Switch 2, this package advances Kazuma Kiryu’s story as he protects those closest to him. Nintendo’s brief calls it an extreme remake of Yakuza 3 that “evolves every aspect” of the original.

Official trailer: https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/oX0zSlnst5s

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Reanimal – Co-Op Horror on a Haunted Island

Arriving February 13 on Switch 2, REANIMAL is a co-op horror adventure about a brother-and-sister duo searching for missing friends.

• Explore by boat and on land, using teamwork to survive
• Escape a hellish island while confronting a dark secret

Official trailer: https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/vVV5iamDUNY

Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown – Command Decisions Under Pressure

Launching February 18 on Switch 2, this is a story-driven survival strategy game. Players manage the starship, handle resources and make difficult choices that decide whether Voyager and its crew make it home.

Paranormasight: the Mermaid’s Curse – Mystery in Ise-Shima

Out February 19 on Nintendo Switch, the new PARANORMASIGHT chapter dives into mermaid legends in Ise‑Shima, Japan. The narrative unfolds through multiple character perspectives toward a guided conclusion.

Official trailer: https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/Q_Xf9RxOAh8

Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition – Full Post-Nuclear Package on Switch 2

Releasing February 24 on Switch 2, this edition brings the complete post‑nuclear epic together, per Nintendo’s description.

Official trailer: https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/LRpzxoTKKNw

Resident Evil Requiem – Dual Perspectives, Shared Peril

Set for February 27 on Switch 2, Capcom’s entry pairs FBI analyst Grace Ashcroft with Leon S. Kennedy. Nintendo frames it as intertwined journeys with distinct gameplay styles that fuse survival horror and action into an intense, emotional arc.

Official trailer: https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/7DTMmld4Wzs

Bottom Line – a Broad February Spread for Different Playstyles

Why it matters: February’s calendar covers long‑form JRPG, competitive sports, narrative horror, and strategy – a spread that suits different session lengths and tastes. Mark the key dates above and pick the experiences that fit your schedule.