ReRolled Studio has confirmed a release date for its 3D platformer Pardon My French Toast: the game will launch digitally on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 worldwide on 29 October 2026.
The announcement establishes a firm timetable for a title that blends retro-inspired platforming with modern indie polish.
Pardon My French Toast sends players aboard the Jam Session Cruise after the protagonist, a heroic piece of toast, finds a ticket promising a luxury vacation.
The cruise ship, however, is in disrepair, and players must explore a series of floating islands to recover giant candies that power the failing vessel.
ReRolled Studio has framed the premise as a lighthearted, character-driven adventure across diverse environments, from fruity cake-themed stages and tropical jungles to haunted isles.
According to the developer, gameplay centers on a toolkit of ten unique abilities.
ReRolled Studio outlined that players will use honey to adhere to surfaces and climb walls, flex hardened chocolate "muscles" to smash obstacles, apply butter to slide through tight spaces and perform drifts, and absorb liquids to spit them out in order to activate mechanisms.
These ability-driven mechanics support platforming, puzzle solving, and exploration across dozens of levels.
The studio also summarized the game's core features in journalistic terms: the story sets up a vacation gone wrong aboard the Jam Session Cruise; levels are varied and visually themed around confectionery and floating biomes; the world includes numerous non-player toast characters with their own reasons for being aboard; and the movement and combat lean into a neo-retro platforming design.
ReRolled Studio emphasized optional challenge content and an extensive collectible system aimed at completionists, including a 100% completion route.
Pardon My French Toast will be available exclusively as a digital release on the Nintendo eShop for both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on 29 October 2026.
ReRolled Studio's confirmation provides a clear launch window for players tracking indie platformers on Nintendo's handheld-home hybrid platforms.
Reporting by Alex Seedhouse.
The announcement establishes a firm timetable for a title that blends retro-inspired platforming with modern indie polish.
Pardon My French Toast sends players aboard the Jam Session Cruise after the protagonist, a heroic piece of toast, finds a ticket promising a luxury vacation.
The cruise ship, however, is in disrepair, and players must explore a series of floating islands to recover giant candies that power the failing vessel.
ReRolled Studio has framed the premise as a lighthearted, character-driven adventure across diverse environments, from fruity cake-themed stages and tropical jungles to haunted isles.
According to the developer, gameplay centers on a toolkit of ten unique abilities.
ReRolled Studio outlined that players will use honey to adhere to surfaces and climb walls, flex hardened chocolate "muscles" to smash obstacles, apply butter to slide through tight spaces and perform drifts, and absorb liquids to spit them out in order to activate mechanisms.
These ability-driven mechanics support platforming, puzzle solving, and exploration across dozens of levels.
The studio also summarized the game's core features in journalistic terms: the story sets up a vacation gone wrong aboard the Jam Session Cruise; levels are varied and visually themed around confectionery and floating biomes; the world includes numerous non-player toast characters with their own reasons for being aboard; and the movement and combat lean into a neo-retro platforming design.
ReRolled Studio emphasized optional challenge content and an extensive collectible system aimed at completionists, including a 100% completion route.
Pardon My French Toast will be available exclusively as a digital release on the Nintendo eShop for both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on 29 October 2026.
ReRolled Studio's confirmation provides a clear launch window for players tracking indie platformers on Nintendo's handheld-home hybrid platforms.
Reporting by Alex Seedhouse.
