Upcoming Nintendo Switch 1 JRPG games in 2027
3 Nintendo Switch 1 JRPG games are due in 2027, led by Fate/Extra Record, Romancing SaGa 3: Destinies United and Navinosuke: The Yo-kai Buster.
The list holds one AAA or AA production. 2 games continue a series.
Games already popular on Steam come first, then the biggest productions and the rest by popularity. The list updates every day, and the calendar has every game by date.
16 February 2027
Open game pageRomancing SaGa 3: Destinies United AA
PC PS5 Switch 2 Series X|S Switch Role-playing (RPG) JRPGExperience a full remake of Romancing SaGa 3, featuring fully realized 3D graphics, refined gameplay systems, new musical arrangements, voice acting, and more. Choose from eight different protagonists and embark on a turn-based RPG adventure as you uncover the fate of the Child of Destiny.
$59.99 on Steam (US)
28 January 2027
Open game pageFate/Extra Record
PC PS5 Switch 2 PS4 Switch Role-playing (RPG) JRPGThe “Moon Holy Grail War” begins anew… The setting is a Spiritron virtual world called “SE.RA.PH.” built on the moon. Masters and Servants team up and fight for survival in pursuit of the “Holy Grail,” an omnipotent wish-granting device, in the Moon Holy Grail War which begins once again… This is a remake of Fate/EXTRA, the first Fate series RPG originally released on July 22, 2010, now revamped for modern hardware with an expanded scenario, refreshed character graphics, and dramatic command battles utilizing a highly strategic deck-building system.
2027
Open game pageNavinosuke: The Yo-kai Buster
PC Switch Role-playing (RPG) JRPGA long-lost 2D pixel art RPG returns across time. Originally completed two decades ago but never released, this hidden gem is now being faithfully rebuilt by KOHACHI STUDIO for Nintendo Switch. Set in ancient Japan, you play as Navinosuke, a young onmyoji-in-training, meeting and battling over 150 unique yokai. Plan your tactics using turn-based auto battles and a shikigami system, and explore a whimsical, strategy-driven Japanese fantasy world.
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