Turbo Button has confirmed that Floor Plan: Slap Out of It will arrive on Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo Switch 2 in Spring 2027.
The studio described the title as a slap-and-solve sandbox puzzle-adventure adapted from its hit Floor Plan VR escape series, rebuilt from the ground up for keyboard and controller input and explicitly released without any VR support.
Announcement and platform details
Turbo Button unveiled the Switch-family release alongside a trailer shown in the October 2026 Indie World Showcase.
The developer set a Spring 2027 launch window for both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2; specific day-and-date information, regional release windows, pricing, and a Nintendo eShop listing have not yet been announced.
Gameplay and design
Floor Plan: Slap Out of It positions itself as a comedic, physics-forward puzzle title.
Players use stretchy, extendable arms to interact with and manipulate environments across a vertical series of interconnected floors.
Turbo Button emphasizes tactile interactivity: nearly every object within reach responds to touch with animation, sound, and haptics, encouraging players to experiment and “slap” elements to uncover secrets.
The game retains the escape-room DNA of the original Floor Plan VR series but has been expanded with new gameplay systems and content for non-VR play.
Core systems described by the developer include an elevator to move between floors, an item-carrying fanny pack, and optional operator hints for players who need assistance.
The studio characterizes the experience as 6–10 hours of handcrafted puzzles, comedic set pieces, and discovery-driven “aha” moments.
Narrative and tone
Turbo Button frames the narrative around a fictional company called Puzzl and a team of employees — dubbed PuzzPals — working to fix a broken world through inventive solutions.
The developer pitches the tone as slapstick and intentionally cartoonish, with a large cast of quirky characters and puzzles that reward both lateral thinking and physical experimentation.
What to expect next
Turbo Button’s announcement makes clear this is a non-VR adaptation of Floor Plan, redesigned for controllers and keyboards.
The studio has released a trailer via the Indie World Showcase; further details, including a firm release date, pricing, and Nintendo eShop availability, are expected closer to Spring 2027.
For industry watchers and Nintendo platform fans, Floor Plan: Slap Out of It represents a notable VR-to-console adaptation from an established indie escape-game series, bringing its interactive puzzle design to the Switch family of systems.
The studio described the title as a slap-and-solve sandbox puzzle-adventure adapted from its hit Floor Plan VR escape series, rebuilt from the ground up for keyboard and controller input and explicitly released without any VR support.
Announcement and platform details
Turbo Button unveiled the Switch-family release alongside a trailer shown in the October 2026 Indie World Showcase.
The developer set a Spring 2027 launch window for both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2; specific day-and-date information, regional release windows, pricing, and a Nintendo eShop listing have not yet been announced.
Gameplay and design
Floor Plan: Slap Out of It positions itself as a comedic, physics-forward puzzle title.
Players use stretchy, extendable arms to interact with and manipulate environments across a vertical series of interconnected floors.
Turbo Button emphasizes tactile interactivity: nearly every object within reach responds to touch with animation, sound, and haptics, encouraging players to experiment and “slap” elements to uncover secrets.
The game retains the escape-room DNA of the original Floor Plan VR series but has been expanded with new gameplay systems and content for non-VR play.
Core systems described by the developer include an elevator to move between floors, an item-carrying fanny pack, and optional operator hints for players who need assistance.
The studio characterizes the experience as 6–10 hours of handcrafted puzzles, comedic set pieces, and discovery-driven “aha” moments.
Narrative and tone
Turbo Button frames the narrative around a fictional company called Puzzl and a team of employees — dubbed PuzzPals — working to fix a broken world through inventive solutions.
The developer pitches the tone as slapstick and intentionally cartoonish, with a large cast of quirky characters and puzzles that reward both lateral thinking and physical experimentation.
What to expect next
Turbo Button’s announcement makes clear this is a non-VR adaptation of Floor Plan, redesigned for controllers and keyboards.
The studio has released a trailer via the Indie World Showcase; further details, including a firm release date, pricing, and Nintendo eShop availability, are expected closer to Spring 2027.
For industry watchers and Nintendo platform fans, Floor Plan: Slap Out of It represents a notable VR-to-console adaptation from an established indie escape-game series, bringing its interactive puzzle design to the Switch family of systems.