ESDigital Games has confirmed it will publish Go Slimey Go on consoles, explicitly naming Nintendo Switch among the target platforms.
The publisher said a firm release date will be shared at a later time.
Go Slimey Go is billed as a vibrant 2D precision platformer with pixel-art visuals that centers on a soft, squishy protagonist who bounces and slides through handcrafted stages.
In a succinct announcement, ESDigital Games stated the title is headed to consoles — including Nintendo Switch — and that details on timing will follow in a future update.
That clear, publisher-led confirmation establishes Switch as a planned console platform without setting a release window.
Gameplay and structure
Go Slimey Go tasks players with controlling a tiny, highly bouncy blob as it navigates five distinct worlds.
Each world contains five handcrafted levels, for a total of 25 standard stages, plus an additional 10 bonus levels that unlock when players collect enough in-game treasures.
Levels are designed around momentum-based movement: players build speed, bounce across large gaps, slide under hazards, and combine movement abilities to reach optional paths and hidden rooms.
The game markets itself to a broad audience by emphasizing simple controls but deep movement mastery.
It supports both casual play and time-focused runs; levels include hidden collectibles and secret routes for players aiming to fully explore every stage or chase speedrunning records.
A single final boss stands at the end of the campaign for players who complete the primary and bonus content.
Notable features (as announced)
- Classic platforming mechanics: bounce, slide, launch, and combine movement abilities
- 5 unique worlds with 25 handcrafted levels and 10 unlockable bonus stages
- Extensive collectibles: 4,240 standard coins and 108 special challenge coins
- Hidden rooms, secret paths, and optional challenges rewarding exploration
- Pixel-art visuals with expressive animations
- 10 original music tracks composed by Toni Leys (credits include Denshattack and other projects)
An official trailer has been released by the publisher.
With a release window still pending, fans should watch ESDigital Games’ channels for formal date announcements and further platform details for Nintendo Switch.
The publisher said a firm release date will be shared at a later time.
Go Slimey Go is billed as a vibrant 2D precision platformer with pixel-art visuals that centers on a soft, squishy protagonist who bounces and slides through handcrafted stages.
In a succinct announcement, ESDigital Games stated the title is headed to consoles — including Nintendo Switch — and that details on timing will follow in a future update.
That clear, publisher-led confirmation establishes Switch as a planned console platform without setting a release window.
Gameplay and structure
Go Slimey Go tasks players with controlling a tiny, highly bouncy blob as it navigates five distinct worlds.
Each world contains five handcrafted levels, for a total of 25 standard stages, plus an additional 10 bonus levels that unlock when players collect enough in-game treasures.
Levels are designed around momentum-based movement: players build speed, bounce across large gaps, slide under hazards, and combine movement abilities to reach optional paths and hidden rooms.
The game markets itself to a broad audience by emphasizing simple controls but deep movement mastery.
It supports both casual play and time-focused runs; levels include hidden collectibles and secret routes for players aiming to fully explore every stage or chase speedrunning records.
A single final boss stands at the end of the campaign for players who complete the primary and bonus content.
Notable features (as announced)
- Classic platforming mechanics: bounce, slide, launch, and combine movement abilities
- 5 unique worlds with 25 handcrafted levels and 10 unlockable bonus stages
- Extensive collectibles: 4,240 standard coins and 108 special challenge coins
- Hidden rooms, secret paths, and optional challenges rewarding exploration
- Pixel-art visuals with expressive animations
- 10 original music tracks composed by Toni Leys (credits include Denshattack and other projects)
An official trailer has been released by the publisher.
With a release window still pending, fans should watch ESDigital Games’ channels for formal date announcements and further platform details for Nintendo Switch.
