Extremely OK Games has confirmed that City of None, an action and puzzle-platforming adventure from Noel Berry and Liam Berry, is in development for Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch with a planned digital release on the Nintendo eShop worldwide in 2027.
The announcement positions the title as a new entry in the indie platforming space from a studio led by creators with established industry experience.
City of None invites players to explore a metropolis inhabited by strange spirits, wicked beasts and aggressive robots.
The game world is divided into five distinct sectors, each designed with unique environmental themes, playstyles and four-colour palettes.
Traversal is intended to be a key component of the design: players will follow winding pathways, ride trains between sectors, recover unique items and employ power-ups to unlock new platforming abilities.
Developer notes indicate an emphasis on equipment progression and resource-driven upgrades.
Players will collect rare materials to upgrade tools and weapons as they confront a variety of enemies and work to reclaim the city from hostile rulers.
The team has highlighted a mix of friendly and antagonistic NPCs, adding narrative and gameplay variety across the five sectors.
Rewriting a notable statement from the developers into journalistic language: the Berry brothers said they grew up making small platformers and arcade-style games together, and after Liam contributed to Celeste alongside Maddy Thorson and other collaborators, the team finally had the opportunity to build the larger adventure they had long envisioned.
They described City of None as the fulfillment of that long-standing creative goal and expressed enthusiasm about sharing the project with players.
Key features listed by Extremely OK Games include discoverable items and power-ups that expand platforming capabilities, train-based movement between five distinct city sectors, and an array of characters the player will meet during the journey.
The studio is positioning the title for release exclusively as a digital download on the Nintendo eShop for both Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch in 2027.
Reporting and context by Alex Seedhouse, a long-time Nintendo specialist who has covered Nintendo hardware and software across multiple console generations and industry events.
The announcement positions the title as a new entry in the indie platforming space from a studio led by creators with established industry experience.
City of None invites players to explore a metropolis inhabited by strange spirits, wicked beasts and aggressive robots.
The game world is divided into five distinct sectors, each designed with unique environmental themes, playstyles and four-colour palettes.
Traversal is intended to be a key component of the design: players will follow winding pathways, ride trains between sectors, recover unique items and employ power-ups to unlock new platforming abilities.
Developer notes indicate an emphasis on equipment progression and resource-driven upgrades.
Players will collect rare materials to upgrade tools and weapons as they confront a variety of enemies and work to reclaim the city from hostile rulers.
The team has highlighted a mix of friendly and antagonistic NPCs, adding narrative and gameplay variety across the five sectors.
Rewriting a notable statement from the developers into journalistic language: the Berry brothers said they grew up making small platformers and arcade-style games together, and after Liam contributed to Celeste alongside Maddy Thorson and other collaborators, the team finally had the opportunity to build the larger adventure they had long envisioned.
They described City of None as the fulfillment of that long-standing creative goal and expressed enthusiasm about sharing the project with players.
Key features listed by Extremely OK Games include discoverable items and power-ups that expand platforming capabilities, train-based movement between five distinct city sectors, and an array of characters the player will meet during the journey.
The studio is positioning the title for release exclusively as a digital download on the Nintendo eShop for both Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch in 2027.
Reporting and context by Alex Seedhouse, a long-time Nintendo specialist who has covered Nintendo hardware and software across multiple console generations and industry events.
