Pancake Games has confirmed a European release date for Fishing Valley Remastered on Nintendo Switch, setting the launch for October 17.
The developer — known for the Slime Heroes series — also noted that a North American release is planned but remains subject to final regional approval.
Fishing Valley Remastered is being positioned as a cozy fishing adventure for Nintendo Switch players.
According to Pancake Games’ announcement, the remastered edition centers on piloting a small boat to discover new fishing spots, progress through gear upgrades, and target larger catches.
The studio summarized the core loop as exploration across five distinct fishing locations, catching 30 fish species, and unlocking new rods, bait, boats and additional fishing areas as players advance.
Pancake Games described the remaster as an update over the original release: while an earlier version previously shipped, this edition includes refreshed visuals and redesigned havens, improved fish presentation, and gameplay rebalances intended to refine progression and encounter pacing.
The developer has also published a launch trailer showcasing those visual improvements and in-game locales.
Key facts
- Developer: Pancake Games (developer of Slime Heroes)
- Title: Fishing Valley Remastered
- Platform: Nintendo Switch
- Distribution: Digital download via the Nintendo eShop
- European release date: October 17
- North America: pending final regional approval
- Features: five fishing locations, 30 fish species, unlockable rods, bait, boats, and additional fishing areas
The remastered release will be distributed digitally through the Nintendo eShop on Nintendo Switch.
Pancake Games has made the launch trailer available to preview the updated presentation and new in-game environments.
For players tracking Switch releases, Fishing Valley Remastered joins the growing catalog of indie remasters on the platform and is now scheduled for Europe with North American timing to be confirmed following regulatory sign-off.
Readers can find the launch trailer and additional publisher information via Pancake Games’ official channels and the Nintendo eShop listing when it goes live.
The developer — known for the Slime Heroes series — also noted that a North American release is planned but remains subject to final regional approval.
Fishing Valley Remastered is being positioned as a cozy fishing adventure for Nintendo Switch players.
According to Pancake Games’ announcement, the remastered edition centers on piloting a small boat to discover new fishing spots, progress through gear upgrades, and target larger catches.
The studio summarized the core loop as exploration across five distinct fishing locations, catching 30 fish species, and unlocking new rods, bait, boats and additional fishing areas as players advance.
Pancake Games described the remaster as an update over the original release: while an earlier version previously shipped, this edition includes refreshed visuals and redesigned havens, improved fish presentation, and gameplay rebalances intended to refine progression and encounter pacing.
The developer has also published a launch trailer showcasing those visual improvements and in-game locales.
Key facts
- Developer: Pancake Games (developer of Slime Heroes)
- Title: Fishing Valley Remastered
- Platform: Nintendo Switch
- Distribution: Digital download via the Nintendo eShop
- European release date: October 17
- North America: pending final regional approval
- Features: five fishing locations, 30 fish species, unlockable rods, bait, boats, and additional fishing areas
The remastered release will be distributed digitally through the Nintendo eShop on Nintendo Switch.
Pancake Games has made the launch trailer available to preview the updated presentation and new in-game environments.
For players tracking Switch releases, Fishing Valley Remastered joins the growing catalog of indie remasters on the platform and is now scheduled for Europe with North American timing to be confirmed following regulatory sign-off.
Readers can find the launch trailer and additional publisher information via Pancake Games’ official channels and the Nintendo eShop listing when it goes live.
