Blue Prince, one of the best puzzle games of recent years, has been released on Switch 2
Originally debuting in April 2025 across PC, PS5, and Xbox, the title quickly captivated audiences with its surreal premise of navigating a mansion composed of 45 ever-shifting rooms.
During the latest Indie World showcase, the creators of Blue Prince officially announced that the acclaimed puzzle-adventure is headed to the Switch 2.
Since its initial rollout, the project has enjoyed stellar critical reception, maintaining Metacritic scores between 85 and 92 depending on the platform. It was honored as “Game of the Year” at the Indie Game Awards and further solidified its reputation by securing victories for both “Best Indie Game” and “Outstanding Achievement in Game Design” at the DICE Awards.
The presentation highlighted a total of 18 current and forthcoming titles:
- Minishoot Adventures — Available now
- Blue Prince — Available now
- Rotwood — Available now
- Deadzone: Rogue — March 17
- The Midnight Walk — March 26
- Outbound — April 23 (Demo available)
- InKonbini — April 30
- Mixtape — May 7
- My Little Puppy — May 29
- Denshattack — June 17 (Demo available)
- Ratatan — July 16
- Unrailed 2: Back on Track — August (Demo available)
- Heave Ho 2 — Summer 2026
- Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault — 2026
- Woodo — Summer 2026
- Grave Seasons — Summer
- Toem 2 — Summer
- Blighted — Autumn 2026
Source: iXBT.games
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