Cloudberry Kingdom, originally released in 2013 on Wii U and other platforms, is now available on Nintendo Switch. This version is a port of the PS4 and PS5 versions, featuring improved resolution. The game, a platformer where players save Cloudberry Kingdom from King Kobbler, was developed by the now-defunct Pwnee Studios and published by Ubisoft in its initial release. This new Switch release is handled by RedoApps Limited and priced similarly to the PlayStation Store version.
, 13 years after its original release in 2013. Back in 2013, the game in question was multi-platform — also coming to PS3, Xbox 360, and PC — but Nintendo fans will obviously know it as a Wii U game, assuming they know it existed in the first place, because even if you were playing games in 2013, you may have completely missed this title.
is releasing on Nintendo Switch today. There is no word of a Nintendo Switch 2 version, but obviously, the Switch version will be playable on Switch 2 via backward compatibility. That said, while this Nintendo Switch stealth release came out of nowhere, it’s not completely unexpected, because the game already returned in December 2025 via PS4 and PS5, though many missed this. And the Nintendo Switch version is the same as the PS4 and PS5 versions, which themselves are just ports. In other words, this is not a remaster, a remake, or anything of this sort. That said, there is “improved resolution.”, it was developed by Pwnee Studios, which doesn’t exist anymore, and published by Ubisoft. The latter appears to no longer have the publishing rights, though, as this new release has been handled by RedoApps Limited. As for the game itself, it is a platformer where you play as Bob, the hero of Cloudberry Kingdom, who has been called to save his home from King Kobbler. Oh, and he has to save a princess as well.As noted, the game has been available on the PlayStation Store since the end of last year. On the PlayStation Store, it costs $14.99, which is presumably how much it is going to cost on the Nintendo eShop. Meanwhile, it has a 4.8 out of 5 stars rating from PS4 and PS5 users. It is a bit strange for this game to be returning if there aren’t plans to bring it back further with some type of sequel or new game, but right now, there is no word of any of this. Perhaps if it sells well enough, though, this is exactly what will happen. All of that said, and as always, feel free to leave a comment or two letting us know what you think, or join the conversation over on theDOOM Developer id Software Teases Big News Could Be Coming This Week
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