With Gamescom 2018 right around the corner, Nintendo announced over a dozen new indie games for Switch. Of the games revealed, three are available today. Right now, you can download and play Bad North, Prison Architect: Nintendo Switch Edition, and Morphies Law.

Bad North is a viking-themed real time tactics roguelite. One of the cooler indie games we saw at E3 2018, Bad North is developed by Plausible Concept. Don't be fooled by its charming art style. This game is very difficult, and losing a commander in battle means they're gone for good. Bad North costs $15/£13.49. The title is coming to Xbox One and PS4 on August 28.

Prison Architect Nintendo Switch Edition is the Switch port of the prison-building simulator already on Xbox 360, Xbox One, PS4, mobile, and PC. This version includes both the All Day and a Night and Psych Ward expansions, and the Escape Mode DLC will be available for purchase later this summer. In our Prison Architect review, we gave the game a 7/10. Prison Architect goes for $30/£25 on the Nintendo Eshop.

Morphies Law is a bizarre size-changing shooter. Shooting enemy players lets you to steal their size until they shrink into nothing. This means players in the lead will be large, easy-to-shoot targets while those who are falling behind can take advantage of their smaller size to weave between firefights. The game is available on the Eshop right now for $20/£16, and will be coming on PC at a later date.

The full list of announced titles coming to Switch can be found below.

Nightcall -- early 2019
Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom -- November 6, 2018
The Gardens Between --- September 20, 2018
Streets of Rogue -- Winter 2018
Bad North -- Available now
Moonlighter -- Fall 2018
This War of Mine -- November 2018
Children of Morta -- early 2019
Everspace: Stellar Edition -- December 2018
Baba Is You -- Fall 2018
Slay the Spire -- early 2019
Windjammers -- October 23, 2018
Windjammers 2 -- 2019
Terraria -- 2019
Prison Architect: Nintendo Switch Edition -- Available now
Morphies Law -- Available now