The Bearded Ladies and Funcom have announced that Mutant Year Zero, the post-apocalyptic squad-based RPG, will be coming to Nintendo Switch. It will head to the hybrid platform on June 25th and a physical Deluxe Edition is also coming courtesy of Maximum Games. If that weren’t enough, a DLC expansion has also been confirmed (which will be included in the Switch version).

PS4, Xbox One and PC owners will need to purchase the DLC separately when it launches. The physical Deluxe Edition, retailing for $39.99, will include the base game and DLC. Regarding the game’s release on Nintendo Switch, The Bearded Ladies CEO Haraldur Thormundsson said. “Ever since we started working on this game, we have always felt it would be a perfect fit for the Nintendo Switch. he game lends itself really well to the Switch controls and the pacing of the tactical turn-based combat is perfect for an on-the-go, handheld console.”

The developer has been updating the game on a fairly regular basis since launch. Along with a Challenge Mode and the removal of DRM for PC players, a free demo was also released containing a significant portion of the game. Check out the announcement trailer for the Nintendo Switch version below to see how well it runs.

Three more games will be coming to Xbox Game Pass, Microsoft’s game subscription service for Xbox One, and they’re all fairly interesting. The Gardens Between, Mutant Year Zero, and Strange Brigade are all coming to the service. One of these is, in fact, already available, as The Gardens Between launched for Xbox One yesterday.

Mutant Year Zero will release on December 4th, bringing some post-apocalyptic XCOM-like action to the Xbox One. The main hook of the game is that various anthropomorphic animals can serve as your squad-mates. Mutant Year Zero will also be coming to PS4 and PC on the same day.

Strange Brigade has been available on Xbox One, PS4, and PC for a while. The co-op third person shooter hits Xbox Game Pass on December 6th. With the number of free updates it has received, there should be more than enough reason to check out Rebellion’s latest. Xbox Game Pass subscriptions cost $9.99 per month, though first time subscribers can join for just $1.