Two indie horror-adjacent narrative games — Urban Myth Dissolution Center and Schrodinger's Call — have received Nintendo Switch 2 releases after their original Nintendo Switch debuts.
Both titles are available now on Nintendo's current-generation hardware, with distinct upgrade paths and feature sets for owners of the prior Switch versions.
Key release details and pricing
- Urban Myth Dissolution Center has been updated to a dedicated Nintendo Switch 2 Edition.
Owners of the original Nintendo Switch release can purchase a $0.99 upgrade to move to the Switch 2 Edition.
The Switch 2 Edition adds a Gallery Mode and support for mouse controls.
The game is priced at $18.98.
- Schrodinger's Call launches as a separate Nintendo Switch 2 release rather than an incremental edition or low-cost upgrade.
Save data from the original Nintendo Switch build can be transferred to the Nintendo Switch 2 version, but only when the Switch 2 build is launched for the first time.
Schrodinger's Call is priced at $17.99.
What these games offer (rephrased)
Schrodinger's Call positions the player as Mary, described by the developers as the last human voice connecting with restless souls.
In journalistic terms: the player inhabits Mary, who awakens with no memory and becomes the sole interlocutor for forsaken souls trapped between life and death.
Gameplay centers on selecting dialogue and actions to guide these souls and unravel their regrets; advancing the story depends on calling different souls, gathering information and using conversation choices to resolve cases.
Urban Myth Dissolution Center is presented as an episodic detective adventure in psychedelic pixel art.
Players take on the role of Azami Fukurai, conducting fieldwork under the supervision of Center Director Ayumu Meguriya, a Level S psychic.
The core loop involves collecting circumstantial evidence and social-media posts to investigate urban myths and cursed relics; resolving each case reveals unexpected consequences and deeper client backstories.
The Switch 2 Edition adds a Gallery Mode and mouse support to the experience.
Platform context and developer notes
Both titles were previously released on the original Nintendo Switch and now have distinct paths to Nintendo Switch 2: a low-cost $0.99 upgrade in the case of Urban Myth Dissolution Center and a separate full release for Schrodinger's Call, with specific save-transfer behavior for the latter.
The releases reflect how developers are approaching Nintendo's current hardware transition — offering either upgrade options or fresh builds depending on technical changes and design choices.
For players considering the move to Nintendo Switch 2, check the version details before purchasing: the upgrade cost, added features like Gallery Mode and mouse controls, and the one-time save-transfer requirement for Schrodinger's Call will determine the best path if you already own these games on the original Nintendo Switch.
Both titles are available now on Nintendo's current-generation hardware, with distinct upgrade paths and feature sets for owners of the prior Switch versions.
Key release details and pricing
- Urban Myth Dissolution Center has been updated to a dedicated Nintendo Switch 2 Edition.
Owners of the original Nintendo Switch release can purchase a $0.99 upgrade to move to the Switch 2 Edition.
The Switch 2 Edition adds a Gallery Mode and support for mouse controls.
The game is priced at $18.98.
- Schrodinger's Call launches as a separate Nintendo Switch 2 release rather than an incremental edition or low-cost upgrade.
Save data from the original Nintendo Switch build can be transferred to the Nintendo Switch 2 version, but only when the Switch 2 build is launched for the first time.
Schrodinger's Call is priced at $17.99.
What these games offer (rephrased)
Schrodinger's Call positions the player as Mary, described by the developers as the last human voice connecting with restless souls.
In journalistic terms: the player inhabits Mary, who awakens with no memory and becomes the sole interlocutor for forsaken souls trapped between life and death.
Gameplay centers on selecting dialogue and actions to guide these souls and unravel their regrets; advancing the story depends on calling different souls, gathering information and using conversation choices to resolve cases.
Urban Myth Dissolution Center is presented as an episodic detective adventure in psychedelic pixel art.
Players take on the role of Azami Fukurai, conducting fieldwork under the supervision of Center Director Ayumu Meguriya, a Level S psychic.
The core loop involves collecting circumstantial evidence and social-media posts to investigate urban myths and cursed relics; resolving each case reveals unexpected consequences and deeper client backstories.
The Switch 2 Edition adds a Gallery Mode and mouse support to the experience.
Platform context and developer notes
Both titles were previously released on the original Nintendo Switch and now have distinct paths to Nintendo Switch 2: a low-cost $0.99 upgrade in the case of Urban Myth Dissolution Center and a separate full release for Schrodinger's Call, with specific save-transfer behavior for the latter.
The releases reflect how developers are approaching Nintendo's current hardware transition — offering either upgrade options or fresh builds depending on technical changes and design choices.
For players considering the move to Nintendo Switch 2, check the version details before purchasing: the upgrade cost, added features like Gallery Mode and mouse controls, and the one-time save-transfer requirement for Schrodinger's Call will determine the best path if you already own these games on the original Nintendo Switch.
