Aksys Games and developer Idea Factory announced today that Olympia Soiree Catharsis will receive a worldwide release on Nintendo Switch, with an English-language version scheduled for 2027.
The otome visual novel is a sequel to Olympia Soirée and first launched in Japan in December 2025.
Release details
Aksys Games and Idea Factory said the title will be made available globally on Nintendo Switch, and that English-language support will arrive in 2027.
The companies also shared a promotional trailer alongside the announcement.
Specific release timing, formats (digital or physical), and distribution details for the Nintendo eShop have not been confirmed and will be provided by the publishers at a later date.
Story and setting
Olympia Soiree Catharsis continues the series' romantic fantasy narrative.
Two and a half years after the event described as a "rainbow rainfall," the island at the center of the story is undergoing change led by a younger generation under the guidance of a character named Akaza.
The island’s ruling White bloodline has produced only daughters, and a long-awaited wedding for Olympia has been anticipated by the community.
The plot takes a turn when an Outsider washes ashore on Tennyo Island — a man whose hair color echoes the White lineage.
The announcement frames this arrival as a narrative catalyst, raising questions about why the ocean delivered him and what his presence will mean for the island’s future.
Trailer and next steps
A trailer accompanying the announcement is available for viewers seeking a closer look at the game’s art direction, characters, and tone.
Neither a firm release date for the global launch nor details on potential platform-exclusive content have been provided; Aksys Games and Idea Factory have stated only that the English release will occur in 2027.
What this means for fans
For players who follow otome visual novels and fans of the Olympia Soirée story, the announcement confirms an official English localization and a Switch release window year, bringing the title to a wider international audience.
We will report back once the publishers set an exact release date and provide additional distribution details.
The otome visual novel is a sequel to Olympia Soirée and first launched in Japan in December 2025.
Release details
Aksys Games and Idea Factory said the title will be made available globally on Nintendo Switch, and that English-language support will arrive in 2027.
The companies also shared a promotional trailer alongside the announcement.
Specific release timing, formats (digital or physical), and distribution details for the Nintendo eShop have not been confirmed and will be provided by the publishers at a later date.
Story and setting
Olympia Soiree Catharsis continues the series' romantic fantasy narrative.
Two and a half years after the event described as a "rainbow rainfall," the island at the center of the story is undergoing change led by a younger generation under the guidance of a character named Akaza.
The island’s ruling White bloodline has produced only daughters, and a long-awaited wedding for Olympia has been anticipated by the community.
The plot takes a turn when an Outsider washes ashore on Tennyo Island — a man whose hair color echoes the White lineage.
The announcement frames this arrival as a narrative catalyst, raising questions about why the ocean delivered him and what his presence will mean for the island’s future.
Trailer and next steps
A trailer accompanying the announcement is available for viewers seeking a closer look at the game’s art direction, characters, and tone.
Neither a firm release date for the global launch nor details on potential platform-exclusive content have been provided; Aksys Games and Idea Factory have stated only that the English release will occur in 2027.
What this means for fans
For players who follow otome visual novels and fans of the Olympia Soirée story, the announcement confirms an official English localization and a Switch release window year, bringing the title to a wider international audience.
We will report back once the publishers set an exact release date and provide additional distribution details.
