Trover Saves the Universe Delisted from Nintendo eShop
Trover Saves the Universe, the action-adventure title from developer Squanch Games, has been removed from multiple digital storefronts, including the Nintendo eShop.
The game—previously available on platforms that have included Nintendo Switch—now appears to be delisted, and Squanch Games has not issued an official statement explaining the removal.
Background and platform history
Trover Saves the Universe launched in recent years as a project from Squanch Games, the studio founded by creative talent known for work in animation and interactive comedy.
The title has been available on several platforms, and it also received a limited physical run through Limited Run Games.
Despite the delisting, owners who purchased the game digitally can still access and play their copies, and the title remains available to redownload from buyers’ libraries.
What has changed: storefront removal and studio silence
Squanch Games has not publicly commented on the delisting.
The studio’s main website no longer features the Trover Saves the Universe product pages in the same way; the title still appears in the site navigation but detailed listings are absent.
Multiple storefront listings—most notably the Nintendo eShop—have been taken down, making the game unavailable for new digital purchases at this time.
Owner access and physical editions
If you previously purchased Trover Saves the Universe through a digital storefront, your copy remains playable and will stay in your account library for redownload.
For collectors, Limited Run Games produced a physical edition of the title, but that release was limited in quantity and may be the only remaining route to own a physical copy.
Industry context and next steps
While publishers and developers sometimes remove games from storefronts for a variety of reasons, Squanch Games has not provided an explanation in this case.
We will monitor official channels and update this story if Squanch Games, Limited Run Games, or any storefront provides further details.
For ongoing coverage of Nintendo Switch and digital storefront developments, follow our reporting for verified updates as they arrive.
Trover Saves the Universe, the action-adventure title from developer Squanch Games, has been removed from multiple digital storefronts, including the Nintendo eShop.
The game—previously available on platforms that have included Nintendo Switch—now appears to be delisted, and Squanch Games has not issued an official statement explaining the removal.
Background and platform history
Trover Saves the Universe launched in recent years as a project from Squanch Games, the studio founded by creative talent known for work in animation and interactive comedy.
The title has been available on several platforms, and it also received a limited physical run through Limited Run Games.
Despite the delisting, owners who purchased the game digitally can still access and play their copies, and the title remains available to redownload from buyers’ libraries.
What has changed: storefront removal and studio silence
Squanch Games has not publicly commented on the delisting.
The studio’s main website no longer features the Trover Saves the Universe product pages in the same way; the title still appears in the site navigation but detailed listings are absent.
Multiple storefront listings—most notably the Nintendo eShop—have been taken down, making the game unavailable for new digital purchases at this time.
Owner access and physical editions
If you previously purchased Trover Saves the Universe through a digital storefront, your copy remains playable and will stay in your account library for redownload.
For collectors, Limited Run Games produced a physical edition of the title, but that release was limited in quantity and may be the only remaining route to own a physical copy.
Industry context and next steps
While publishers and developers sometimes remove games from storefronts for a variety of reasons, Squanch Games has not provided an explanation in this case.
We will monitor official channels and update this story if Squanch Games, Limited Run Games, or any storefront provides further details.
For ongoing coverage of Nintendo Switch and digital storefront developments, follow our reporting for verified updates as they arrive.