Simogo Legacy Collection Brings Renowned Indie Classics to Nintendo Switch 2
Swedish indie developer Simogo, renowned for its inventive and genre-defining mobile games, has curated a special offering with the Simogo Legacy Collection.
Released in 2025 for Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, and Steam, the collection brings together the studio’s pioneering works in an elegant, unified package.
This compilation allows longtime fans and newcomers alike to experience Simogo’s influential titles—many previously exclusive to iOS—in a format that fully leverages modern hardware, including the Nintendo Switch 2’s upgraded features. Simogo first captured the world’s attention with innovative games like Year Walk, a mystical adventure inspired by Swedish folklore, and the intricate, narrative-driven Device 6.
The developer’s portfolio expanded with the acclaimed rhythm game Sayonara Wild Hearts and the cerebral puzzle experience Lorelei and the Laser Eyes.
Despite early releases being limited mainly to Apple’s platforms, Simogo’s creative vision has steadily found an audience across PC and console spaces, with Year Walk making its way to PC and Wii U before. The Simogo Legacy Collection finally unites all past mobile releases in a single, thoughtfully designed compilation.
Included are Kosmo Spin, Bumpy Road, Beat Sneak Bandit, Year Walk, Year Walk Companion, Device 6, The Sailor’s Dream, and SPL-T.
Players can also enjoy bonus materials such as playable prototypes, artwork, and music tracks.
Simogo has preserved the original control schemes but introduced intuitive alternatives, allowing the compilation to feel native on Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, and Steam. Navigating the collection is reminiscent of using a mobile device, with each game and its extras displayed as app icons.
Upon selection, each title launches with clean visuals, smooth frame rates, and newly added features—a single save state per game, achievement tracking via to-do lists, and accessible game notes.
The developers have ensured robust gameplay options: full touch controls in handheld mode, support for a virtual cursor (including dual cursor modes for games requiring multitouch), and gyro controls for Switch hardware.
Notably, Nintendo Switch 2 adds Joy-Con mouse support for increased flexibility, and the collection supports up to 120 frames per second when docked. Existing owners of the Simogo Legacy Collection on Switch can freely upgrade to the enhanced Nintendo Switch 2 Edition via a complimentary eShop pack.
The Switch 2 version delivers especially crisp visuals and stable performance both docked and handheld, while Steam Deck owners will also find the experience seamless. The included games span genres and eras, showcasing Simogo’s signature approach: high-quality, premium experiences without free-to-play mechanics.
Kosmo Spin and Bumpy Road capture an earlier age of creative mobile design, Beat Sneak Bandit mixes rhythm and stealth with unique mechanics, and Year Walk remains a leading example of atmospheric, narrative-driven gaming on touchscreens.
Device 6, described as Simogo’s finest pre-Sayonara work, is a masterclass in interactive fiction designed specifically for mobile interfaces. Other highlights include The Sailor’s Dream, which emphasizes exploration and haunting visual storytelling, and SPL-T, a deceptively minimalist puzzler with deep replayability.
Simogo has refined interface options extensively, even allowing for customizable cursor styles and sensitivities when played docked.
While minor critiques include small touch targets in the main menu when used handheld and requests for more flexible orientation settings, the collection’s polish and attention to detail remain evident. Ultimately, the Simogo Legacy Collection is highly recommended for those who enjoy playing handheld, as touch controls most closely replicate the original mobile experience.
With its robust feature set, thoughtful porting, and comprehensive cross-platform performance, the Simogo Legacy Collection stands out as a milestone Nintendo Switch 2 release in 2025 and a testament to Simogo’s enduring impact on game design.
The package is further enriched by a curated soundtrack and activity tracking features, appealing to both long-standing fans and new players discovering Simogo’s artistry for the first time.
Released in 2025 for Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, and Steam, the collection brings together the studio’s pioneering works in an elegant, unified package.
This compilation allows longtime fans and newcomers alike to experience Simogo’s influential titles—many previously exclusive to iOS—in a format that fully leverages modern hardware, including the Nintendo Switch 2’s upgraded features. Simogo first captured the world’s attention with innovative games like Year Walk, a mystical adventure inspired by Swedish folklore, and the intricate, narrative-driven Device 6.
The developer’s portfolio expanded with the acclaimed rhythm game Sayonara Wild Hearts and the cerebral puzzle experience Lorelei and the Laser Eyes.
Despite early releases being limited mainly to Apple’s platforms, Simogo’s creative vision has steadily found an audience across PC and console spaces, with Year Walk making its way to PC and Wii U before. The Simogo Legacy Collection finally unites all past mobile releases in a single, thoughtfully designed compilation.
Included are Kosmo Spin, Bumpy Road, Beat Sneak Bandit, Year Walk, Year Walk Companion, Device 6, The Sailor’s Dream, and SPL-T.
Players can also enjoy bonus materials such as playable prototypes, artwork, and music tracks.
Simogo has preserved the original control schemes but introduced intuitive alternatives, allowing the compilation to feel native on Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, and Steam. Navigating the collection is reminiscent of using a mobile device, with each game and its extras displayed as app icons.
Upon selection, each title launches with clean visuals, smooth frame rates, and newly added features—a single save state per game, achievement tracking via to-do lists, and accessible game notes.
The developers have ensured robust gameplay options: full touch controls in handheld mode, support for a virtual cursor (including dual cursor modes for games requiring multitouch), and gyro controls for Switch hardware.
Notably, Nintendo Switch 2 adds Joy-Con mouse support for increased flexibility, and the collection supports up to 120 frames per second when docked. Existing owners of the Simogo Legacy Collection on Switch can freely upgrade to the enhanced Nintendo Switch 2 Edition via a complimentary eShop pack.
The Switch 2 version delivers especially crisp visuals and stable performance both docked and handheld, while Steam Deck owners will also find the experience seamless. The included games span genres and eras, showcasing Simogo’s signature approach: high-quality, premium experiences without free-to-play mechanics.
Kosmo Spin and Bumpy Road capture an earlier age of creative mobile design, Beat Sneak Bandit mixes rhythm and stealth with unique mechanics, and Year Walk remains a leading example of atmospheric, narrative-driven gaming on touchscreens.
Device 6, described as Simogo’s finest pre-Sayonara work, is a masterclass in interactive fiction designed specifically for mobile interfaces. Other highlights include The Sailor’s Dream, which emphasizes exploration and haunting visual storytelling, and SPL-T, a deceptively minimalist puzzler with deep replayability.
Simogo has refined interface options extensively, even allowing for customizable cursor styles and sensitivities when played docked.
While minor critiques include small touch targets in the main menu when used handheld and requests for more flexible orientation settings, the collection’s polish and attention to detail remain evident. Ultimately, the Simogo Legacy Collection is highly recommended for those who enjoy playing handheld, as touch controls most closely replicate the original mobile experience.
With its robust feature set, thoughtful porting, and comprehensive cross-platform performance, the Simogo Legacy Collection stands out as a milestone Nintendo Switch 2 release in 2025 and a testament to Simogo’s enduring impact on game design.
The package is further enriched by a curated soundtrack and activity tracking features, appealing to both long-standing fans and new players discovering Simogo’s artistry for the first time.
