Leoful and Happy Player confirm Cubic Cosmos Nintendo Switch physical release on October 15, 2026
Indie publishers Leoful and Happy Player have announced a physical Nintendo Switch edition of the roguelike deckbuilder Cubic Cosmos, scheduled to arrive on October 15, 2026.
According to a publisher press email, pre-orders are available now at participating online and brick-and-mortar retailers across Hong Kong, Singapore and other Southeast Asian territories.
The announcement is accompanied by the game's official trailer.
What the physical release includes
Leoful and Happy Player described Cubic Cosmos as a fast-paced roguelike deckbuilding experience that blends card strategy with tower-defense elements.
The publishers said the Switch physical edition will mirror the game's existing content: players build decks from more than 240 cards, unlock 12 heroes across three classes, and equip over 50 relics to create synergies and long combo chains.
In journalistic terms, the companies announced that Cubic Cosmos tasks players with assembling armies of pawns and chaining abilities to clear battlefields, while randomized events and multiple game modes are designed to keep runs varied.
The press material also notes a range of difficulty options—more than ten tiers—and a Mastery Mode aimed at experienced players.
Confirmed details and regional availability
- Release date: October 15, 2026 (physical Nintendo Switch edition)
- Publishers: Leoful and Happy Player
- Regions for pre-order rollout: Hong Kong, Singapore and other Southeast Asian territories
- Retail: Pre-orders available at both online and brick-and-mortar retailers in the listed regions
Feature summary from publisher materials
Publisher information lists the game's core features: over 240 cards to combine, 12 unlockable heroes spanning three classes, 50+ equippable relics, fixed and random boss encounters, daily challenges, and a scaling difficulty system with Mastery Mode.
These are presented as part of the retail package and marketing copy supplied by the publishers.
For readers in Southeast Asia who prefer physical cartridges, this edition provides a boxed option for Nintendo Switch hardware.
Interested buyers should follow regional retailers for pre-order windows and watch the official trailer released alongside the announcement for a closer look at gameplay.
Source: publisher press email.
Indie publishers Leoful and Happy Player have announced a physical Nintendo Switch edition of the roguelike deckbuilder Cubic Cosmos, scheduled to arrive on October 15, 2026.
According to a publisher press email, pre-orders are available now at participating online and brick-and-mortar retailers across Hong Kong, Singapore and other Southeast Asian territories.
The announcement is accompanied by the game's official trailer.
What the physical release includes
Leoful and Happy Player described Cubic Cosmos as a fast-paced roguelike deckbuilding experience that blends card strategy with tower-defense elements.
The publishers said the Switch physical edition will mirror the game's existing content: players build decks from more than 240 cards, unlock 12 heroes across three classes, and equip over 50 relics to create synergies and long combo chains.
In journalistic terms, the companies announced that Cubic Cosmos tasks players with assembling armies of pawns and chaining abilities to clear battlefields, while randomized events and multiple game modes are designed to keep runs varied.
The press material also notes a range of difficulty options—more than ten tiers—and a Mastery Mode aimed at experienced players.
Confirmed details and regional availability
- Release date: October 15, 2026 (physical Nintendo Switch edition)
- Publishers: Leoful and Happy Player
- Regions for pre-order rollout: Hong Kong, Singapore and other Southeast Asian territories
- Retail: Pre-orders available at both online and brick-and-mortar retailers in the listed regions
Feature summary from publisher materials
Publisher information lists the game's core features: over 240 cards to combine, 12 unlockable heroes spanning three classes, 50+ equippable relics, fixed and random boss encounters, daily challenges, and a scaling difficulty system with Mastery Mode.
These are presented as part of the retail package and marketing copy supplied by the publishers.
For readers in Southeast Asia who prefer physical cartridges, this edition provides a boxed option for Nintendo Switch hardware.
Interested buyers should follow regional retailers for pre-order windows and watch the official trailer released alongside the announcement for a closer look at gameplay.
Source: publisher press email.
