Dolores Entertainment is bringing two more games to Nintendo Switch this summer. The publisher has confirmed that Beholgar 2 and Speed Dates Summer Edition will both launch on the system in June 2026. The news appeared in a short GoNintendo post today, marking another batch of indie titles headed to the console.
What We Know About Beholgar 2
Beholgar 2 is the sequel to the 2D action-adventure game Beholgar, which originally released on Switch and other platforms back in 2022. The first game was a retro-styled Metroidvania with chunky pixel art, tough combat, and a heavy metal soundtrack. It earned a modest but positive reception for its old-school challenge and boss fights. For more context, GamerHeadlines has also covered ‘GamerGate’ and Why We Aren’t Moving Forward From the Worst Week in Gaming Gaming News EA Gaming commentary/editorial; mapped to Gaming News because no Commentary category was provided 2014.
dolores Entertainment hasn’t shared many specifics about the sequel yet. A story tease, gameplay changes, or new features haven’t been detailed. If it follows the first game’s blueprint, expect more sprawling caverns, ability-gated exploration, and punishing encounters. The June window suggests we’ll see more in the coming months. For more context, GamerHeadlines has also covered Animal Crossing: New Horizons Released On Nintendo Switch Gaming News Nintendo Switch.
Speed Dates Summer Edition on Switch
Speed Dates Summer Edition is a bit more mysterious. The original Speed Dates was a visual novel dating sim with a twist—short, speed-dating-style encounters where dialogue choices mattered. The Summer Edition likely adds new characters, scenarios, or minigames built around a seasonal theme.
Again, concrete details are sparse. The publisher released the original on PC and mobile, and this Switch port would mark its console debut. Visual novels have found a comfortable home on Switch, so the fit is natural. If Dolores Entertainment delivers a breezy, writing-driven experience, it could quietly find an audience.
GamerHeadlines Takeaway
Even in 2026, the Switch continues to get a steady stream of indie releases. These two join a calendar that already includes plenty of smaller-scale games. If you’re into retro action or light dating sims, June could offer a couple of worthwhile pickups. We’ll keep an eye out for more detailed trailers and release date specifics as they drop.
