Frozenbyte confirms Trine 6: Together in Time will miss its original September release, moving the launch to March 4, 2027.
The Finnish developer — known for the Trine series, which began in 2009 — announced the delay after a recent private playtest that informed plans for additional work on puzzles, combat, camera systems, onboarding, and online multiplayer.
The title is slated to arrive on Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 when it launches.
Background and timeline
Trine 6: Together in Time had been scheduled to release on September 17, 2026.
Frozenbyte has now set a new release date of March 4, 2027.
The studio shared the update on its social channels following community feedback gathered during a Private Playtest.
Fans can expect the game to release on Nintendo platforms, with the developer specifically naming Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 among supported hardware.
Developer statement (rewritten)
Frozenbyte thanked players who participated in the private playtest and said the feedback clarified both strengths and areas that need improvement.
The studio explained it will use the extra time to introduce a new puzzle experience, enhance hero abilities, and refine combat, camera behavior, onboarding, and online multiplayer systems.
Frozenbyte acknowledged the delay will extend the wait for players but said the additional development time will allow the team to act on playtest input and deliver a stronger entry for long-time Trine fans and newcomers alike.
What this means for Nintendo players
- Platforms: Frozenbyte confirmed Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 among the target platforms.
- Availability: No change to stated platform support; the new date is March 4, 2027.
- Community input: The delay follows a private playtest designed to collect gameplay and technical feedback.
Frozenbyte has released trailers and updates for Trine 6 through its official channels.
The studio, founded in 2001 and known for previous Trine releases, attributed the schedule change to a focused effort to improve core systems based on direct player testing.
More developer updates and any Nintendo Direct or eShop-related announcements will be posted by Frozenbyte and Nintendo as the new launch window approaches.
The Finnish developer — known for the Trine series, which began in 2009 — announced the delay after a recent private playtest that informed plans for additional work on puzzles, combat, camera systems, onboarding, and online multiplayer.
The title is slated to arrive on Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 when it launches.
Background and timeline
Trine 6: Together in Time had been scheduled to release on September 17, 2026.
Frozenbyte has now set a new release date of March 4, 2027.
The studio shared the update on its social channels following community feedback gathered during a Private Playtest.
Fans can expect the game to release on Nintendo platforms, with the developer specifically naming Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 among supported hardware.
Developer statement (rewritten)
Frozenbyte thanked players who participated in the private playtest and said the feedback clarified both strengths and areas that need improvement.
The studio explained it will use the extra time to introduce a new puzzle experience, enhance hero abilities, and refine combat, camera behavior, onboarding, and online multiplayer systems.
Frozenbyte acknowledged the delay will extend the wait for players but said the additional development time will allow the team to act on playtest input and deliver a stronger entry for long-time Trine fans and newcomers alike.
What this means for Nintendo players
- Platforms: Frozenbyte confirmed Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 among the target platforms.
- Availability: No change to stated platform support; the new date is March 4, 2027.
- Community input: The delay follows a private playtest designed to collect gameplay and technical feedback.
Frozenbyte has released trailers and updates for Trine 6 through its official channels.
The studio, founded in 2001 and known for previous Trine releases, attributed the schedule change to a focused effort to improve core systems based on direct player testing.
More developer updates and any Nintendo Direct or eShop-related announcements will be posted by Frozenbyte and Nintendo as the new launch window approaches.
