Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube796kAnnapurna Interactive has announced that its first digital showcase of the year (the creatively titled 'Annapurna Interactive Showcase') will be streamed on YouTube next week, providing a peek at the company's release schedule for 2025.Arriving on 24th February at 9am PT / 12pm ET / 5pm GMT / 6pm CET, the showcase will run for approximately 30 minutes and promises to give us updates on the likes of Wanderstop, Skin Deep, Wheel World, Faraway, Lushfoil, To a T, Morsels and some "surprises".It's true, of the games that the studio has specified so far, only Morsels is currently slated to come to Switch you might remember it from the August 2024 Indie World Showcase accompanied by a "February 2025" release window so don't expect it to leave with an eShop wishlist full of upcoming titles.Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube796kWatch on YouTube That said, Annapurna Interactive has provided strong support to the Nintendo hybrid over the last eight years, so there's every chance that the other indies will make their way over to Switch 2 somewhere down the line. At least, we hope they do.And hey, let's keep an open mind here. The majority of Annapurna's release schedule might not be heading to Switch for the time being, but next week's showcase could push a couple of them in our direction. And if not, developer Furcula's Morsels looks like the kind of action roguelike that we can see gobbling up a bunch of our time, so it will be good to hear a firm release date for that.This will be the first we've really heard from Annapurna Interactive since all of its staff resigned last year following a dispute with company owner Megan Ellison. Last month, we heard that the former workforce had formed a new studio and was taking on Private Division's portfolio in the process. Entire workforce followed executive departureFollowing last year's walk-outWill you be tuning in for this one next week? Let us know in the comments.Related GamesSee AlsoShare:01 Jim came to Nintendo Life in 2022 and, despite his insistence that The Minish Cap is the best Zelda game and his unwavering love for the Star Wars prequels (yes, really), he has continued to write news and features on the site ever since. Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment...Related ArticlesNintendo Is Discontinuing Gold Points, One Of The Switch's Best IncentivesNoooo, don't do it!Toby Fox Shares Development Update On Deltarune Chapter 3 And 4"Still console testing"Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Adds Characters From "SEGA Universes"Update: IGN has an exclusive preview upHollow Knight: Silksong Briefly Vanishes From US Switch eShop, But It's Back NowUpdate: Restored after a few hoursMetroid Prime First 4 Figures 'Samus Phazon Suit' Sneak Peek, Pre-Orders Open SoonUpdate: Here's a teaser of the light-up collector's edition