Argonaut Games has confirmed it is developing a remaster of Croc 2: Kingdom of the Gobbos for Nintendo Switch, with a planned release window set for Q4 2026.
The announcement follows Argonaut’s recent work on a remaster of the original Croc: Legend of the Gobbos and was accompanied by a trailer and a developer page on Steam that outlines core features.
In journalistic terms: Argonaut stated that Croc 2: Kingdom of the Gobbos is currently in development and is targeted for a Nintendo Switch launch in the fourth quarter of 2026.
The studio said the remaster will bring upgraded visuals and a range of modern quality-of-life improvements, echoing the approach taken on the earlier Croc remaster.
Key confirmed features
- Enhanced visuals and updated presentation for modern hardware
- Quality-of-life features intended to streamline gameplay
- Addition of a triple jump move to Croc’s abilities to increase vertical reach
- Inclusion of a digital museum called the Croc2pedia, compiling production artifacts
The Croc2pedia is described by the development team as a curated digital museum that assembles long-lost production materials.
According to the remaster’s Steam page, the Croc2pedia includes full design documentation, marketing assets, promotional merchandise scans, animation test footage, and 3D model galleries of characters, levels, and items that were originally cut from the shipped game.
The feature also contains interviews with original Argonaut team members alongside the remaster developers and producers, presenting a behind-the-scenes look at the sequel’s development.
Croc 2: Kingdom of the Gobbos originally followed Croc: Legend of the Gobbos and expands the storyline: Professor Gobbo witnesses the Dantinis resurrecting Baron Dante and is taken prisoner, setting Croc off on a mainland journey after discovering a message in a bottle that hints at his birth parents.
The remaster preserves that narrative while updating gameplay and presentation for contemporary audiences.
Argonaut’s Steam page hosts the newly released trailer and further technical or platform details as they become available.
The studio has committed to the Q4 2026 Switch release window; more information, including storefront availability on Nintendo eShop and any additional platforms, will be confirmed by Argonaut in future updates.
The announcement follows Argonaut’s recent work on a remaster of the original Croc: Legend of the Gobbos and was accompanied by a trailer and a developer page on Steam that outlines core features.
In journalistic terms: Argonaut stated that Croc 2: Kingdom of the Gobbos is currently in development and is targeted for a Nintendo Switch launch in the fourth quarter of 2026.
The studio said the remaster will bring upgraded visuals and a range of modern quality-of-life improvements, echoing the approach taken on the earlier Croc remaster.
Key confirmed features
- Enhanced visuals and updated presentation for modern hardware
- Quality-of-life features intended to streamline gameplay
- Addition of a triple jump move to Croc’s abilities to increase vertical reach
- Inclusion of a digital museum called the Croc2pedia, compiling production artifacts
The Croc2pedia is described by the development team as a curated digital museum that assembles long-lost production materials.
According to the remaster’s Steam page, the Croc2pedia includes full design documentation, marketing assets, promotional merchandise scans, animation test footage, and 3D model galleries of characters, levels, and items that were originally cut from the shipped game.
The feature also contains interviews with original Argonaut team members alongside the remaster developers and producers, presenting a behind-the-scenes look at the sequel’s development.
Croc 2: Kingdom of the Gobbos originally followed Croc: Legend of the Gobbos and expands the storyline: Professor Gobbo witnesses the Dantinis resurrecting Baron Dante and is taken prisoner, setting Croc off on a mainland journey after discovering a message in a bottle that hints at his birth parents.
The remaster preserves that narrative while updating gameplay and presentation for contemporary audiences.
Argonaut’s Steam page hosts the newly released trailer and further technical or platform details as they become available.
The studio has committed to the Q4 2026 Switch release window; more information, including storefront availability on Nintendo eShop and any additional platforms, will be confirmed by Argonaut in future updates.
