I Am Future, the critically recognized post-apocalyptic survival simulator, is bringing its distinctive cozy gameplay and innovative features to the Nintendo Switch.
Publisher tinyBuild and developer Mandragora formally announced today that the title will arrive on Nintendo’s popular hybrid console on January 8, 2026.
Previously available through Steam Early Access since 2023, I Am Future has received consistent content updates and refinements based on player feedback, and these improvements will be included from day one on Switch. Developed by indie studio Mandragora and supported by publisher tinyBuild, I Am Future invites players into a single-player experience set in the aftermath of a catastrophic flood that has left Earth drastically transformed.
Players awaken as humanity’s last known survivor, embarking on a journey of relaxed exploration, vibrant base-building, and resourceful survival—all brought to life through an approachable, optimistic lens atypical for post-apocalyptic stories. The Nintendo Switch release will incorporate the full suite of content currently available in Steam Early Access, alongside previously introduced expansions such as the Story Mode, enhanced base-building mechanics, a complex weather system, and relationship-building arcs with various survivor characters.
"Console players will now have the chance to craft their dream rooftop camp, cultivate thriving gardens, and make friends in a world reclaimed by nature," the developers shared in a statement released with the announcement.
"All the updates and features that our community has helped shape on PC are included in the Switch version." Among the standout features, players can expect to build and decorate a cozy rooftop base starting from scratch.
The gameplay loop emphasizes freedom and creativity—unlocking new buildings, organizing living spaces, and establishing functional electrical grids.
Survival elements like farming, fishing, cooking, and exploring remain central to the experience, supported by an intricate crafting system that lets players repurpose old-world artifacts into valuable tools and resources. Automation comes into play with charming robot minions, whom players can recruit to handle camp tasks and maintenance.
The expanded world offers mystery and discovery, with scouting drones providing access to new locations and lore as players unravel what led to Earth’s current state.
Notably, the game also embraces relationships—not just with robotic companions like Earl the Fridge or Bombshell Barbara, but also in fending off mutant pests to protect hard-earned progress and cultivated crops. I Am Future will be distributed as a digital release via the Nintendo eShop, retailing for $19.99 at launch.
With its compelling blend of survival mechanics and stress-free design, the title is poised to join the growing catalog of standout indie experiences on the Nintendo Switch.
For those who have followed its journey on Steam, the transition marks a new chapter and a broader audience for the heartfelt vision crafted by Mandragora and tinyBuild. Stay tuned for more Nintendo Switch updates and follow our continuing coverage of upcoming eShop releases and indie spotlights.
Publisher tinyBuild and developer Mandragora formally announced today that the title will arrive on Nintendo’s popular hybrid console on January 8, 2026.
Previously available through Steam Early Access since 2023, I Am Future has received consistent content updates and refinements based on player feedback, and these improvements will be included from day one on Switch. Developed by indie studio Mandragora and supported by publisher tinyBuild, I Am Future invites players into a single-player experience set in the aftermath of a catastrophic flood that has left Earth drastically transformed.
Players awaken as humanity’s last known survivor, embarking on a journey of relaxed exploration, vibrant base-building, and resourceful survival—all brought to life through an approachable, optimistic lens atypical for post-apocalyptic stories. The Nintendo Switch release will incorporate the full suite of content currently available in Steam Early Access, alongside previously introduced expansions such as the Story Mode, enhanced base-building mechanics, a complex weather system, and relationship-building arcs with various survivor characters.
"Console players will now have the chance to craft their dream rooftop camp, cultivate thriving gardens, and make friends in a world reclaimed by nature," the developers shared in a statement released with the announcement.
"All the updates and features that our community has helped shape on PC are included in the Switch version." Among the standout features, players can expect to build and decorate a cozy rooftop base starting from scratch.
The gameplay loop emphasizes freedom and creativity—unlocking new buildings, organizing living spaces, and establishing functional electrical grids.
Survival elements like farming, fishing, cooking, and exploring remain central to the experience, supported by an intricate crafting system that lets players repurpose old-world artifacts into valuable tools and resources. Automation comes into play with charming robot minions, whom players can recruit to handle camp tasks and maintenance.
The expanded world offers mystery and discovery, with scouting drones providing access to new locations and lore as players unravel what led to Earth’s current state.
Notably, the game also embraces relationships—not just with robotic companions like Earl the Fridge or Bombshell Barbara, but also in fending off mutant pests to protect hard-earned progress and cultivated crops. I Am Future will be distributed as a digital release via the Nintendo eShop, retailing for $19.99 at launch.
With its compelling blend of survival mechanics and stress-free design, the title is poised to join the growing catalog of standout indie experiences on the Nintendo Switch.
For those who have followed its journey on Steam, the transition marks a new chapter and a broader audience for the heartfelt vision crafted by Mandragora and tinyBuild. Stay tuned for more Nintendo Switch updates and follow our continuing coverage of upcoming eShop releases and indie spotlights.
