The Anthology packages the original Rain World survival platformer together with both paid expansions, Downpour and The Watcher.
The publishers said a specific launch date has not yet been set.
The announcement reiterates Rain World’s recent platform history: the game was previously released on Nintendo Switch, and this new Anthology represents an updated physical and platform release tailored for Nintendo Switch 2 hardware and audiences.
Akupara Games is handling the release, with Videocult credited as the developer behind Rain World’s distinct ecosystem-driven design.
Physical editions and collector contents
Akupara Games outlined two physical options for the Rain World Anthology.
The standard physical edition includes an embossed slip cover, a soundtrack download card, and a holographic sticker sheet.
The collector’s edition expands on that lineup by adding an art book, a knitted Slugcat scarf, a linking keychain, a Shaker standee, and a collector’s box.
Akupara and Videocult positioned these extras as part of a premium offering for fans who want physical collectibles in addition to the bundled digital content.
Restating the announcement in journalistic terms: Akupara Games and Videocult confirmed that Rain World Anthology will be released on Nintendo Switch 2, and they emphasized that a firm release window will be shared at a later date.
Game overview
Rain World is a survival platformer in which players control a small creature known as a Slugcat.
The gameplay centers on surviving between periodic, catastrophic downpours, finding food and shelter, and navigating ruins populated by predators and other fauna.
The series is known for its challenging AI-driven ecosystems that require stealth, timing, and environmental awareness rather than brute force.
Availability and next steps
Akupara and Videocult have not yet revealed pricing, eShop listings, or an exact release date for the Nintendo Switch 2 Anthology.
Fans and retailers should expect further details from the publisher in future updates or official Nintendo communications.