Nintendo hosted its Indie World Showcase, showcasing more than 20 indie titles coming to the Nintendo Switch. In addition to the surprises of upcoming releases, there were several big announcements that caught the attention of viewers. These included Night School's announcement of "Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals" and Konami's "Getsu Fuuma Den: Undying Moon."

A variety of games were shown at the presentation, and below is a list of all the games shown.

The sequel to Night School Studio's cult hit "Oxenfree" is an exciting new game in the same world as the original. Five years after the last game, the main character, Riley, returns to his hometown of Kamena. This time, Riley must find out what's causing all sorts of problems with the airwaves being broadcast around town; Lost Signals will be released on Switch later this year.

This is not a new game, but it is a 2D and 3D puzzle-platformer with a cult following, in which players will have to use their brains to explore a world teeming with life. In addition, there is "control over space and time."

Roll7's whimsical skateboarding series returns as "OlliOlli World" with a much larger playground than ever before. The familiar skateboarding action from previous installments of the series is still there, but this time the bar is raised higher with a larger environment, more skate spots, and plenty of other secrets to keep you on your toes. The game is scheduled for release this winter, but no specific date has been set at this time.

DigixArt takes to the road with a story-centric adventure game that challenges the road movie genre. There are thousands of different story branches to navigate through a variety of unique storylines. Your choices will cause different characters to cross your path, and your story itself will change as you progress through Road 96. When the game debuts later this year, you can embark on your own unique road trip.

This JRPG is all about controlling time as it shows specific scenes from the past, present, and future. An homage to role-playing games of the past, its hand-drawn art style is beautiful and lovely, and it has finally completed its development phase in preparation for a summer release on July 20.

The cult favorite rail shooter will make its triumphant return for Nintendo Switch later this year. It features improved graphics, additional gameplay challenges, and multiplayer action that can be enjoyed with others.

Konami is bringing back a classic hack-and-slash from gaming history. Featuring hand-drawn graphics, players will explore a dark fantasy Japan. It will debut in 2022.

This all-new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles adventure from Tribute Games and Dotemu reunites our pizza-loving heroes in a half-shell. Shredder's Revenge is a love letter to the golden age of arcade gaming, a four-player beat 'em up coming to Nintendo Switch in late 2021.

Annapurna's latest is a third-person adventure set in modern-day London. Developer Variable State has prepared a thrilling supernatural story of three strangers trying to get to the bottom of a strange mystery, scheduled for release in July.

Annapurna is also working on another adventure, different from Last Stop. This tender tale, by developer Joel MacDonald, is about an aging woman looking back on her life and the family and friends who have made it important. It will be released later this year.

German developer Studio Seufz has announced a new game about a servant who must wait 400 days for his beloved king to awaken. Interestingly, the game is played in real time. While waiting for the king to awaken, he must complete a variety of tasks, but what happens then? "The Longing" is available today.

Developer Aerial Knight's depiction of the city of Detroit is like a neon-lit Tokyo. You are a runner named Wally, and you run through the city, performing cool moves to a pounding beat. The full game is scheduled for release on May 19, and a demo is currently available.

Mexican developer Lienzo presents a 3D action title inspired by Aztec mythology. Arms become upgradeable weapons as you explore the intriguing sights and sounds of Mesoamerican environments. Scheduled for release this fall.

Draw Me A Pixel is a humorous point-and-click adventure game. Experimental with lots of puzzle solving, it will be released on Switch later this year.

South Korean developer SouthPAW Games offers a 2D rogue-lite with engaging mechanics. Players can play as a skull that can transform into over 90 different classes by swapping heads. The game will be released on Switch this summer.

Funselektor Labs' new style of racing game is a fun rally adventure for arcade fans. Due out this summer.

Banana Bird Studios' new game is a 3D adventure about a zoologist photographing creatures on the island of Maravilla. It is expected to debut this June.

Stonewheat & Sons' adorable postal puzzle game follows two little kiwi birds. Scheduled to release on Switch this August.

This 2D action RPG by Binary Haze Interactive is a dark fantasy that has a lot in common with Dark Souls; it's coming to Switch on June 21.

Follow the Features has crafted an engaging adventure that features interwoven landscapes where players explore dungeons; it will debut on Switch in May.

This hidden object puzzle from Darjeeling comes from the popular children's book series and is coming to Nintendo Switch.