Colopl has officially announced White Cat Project Infinity for both Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch, with a confirmed launch window in 2027.
The new title is positioned as an action game that brings characters from the original White Cat Project mobile title to Nintendo platforms, and Colopl supported the reveal with an announcement trailer.
White Cat Project Infinity will feature a roster of more than 50 playable characters drawn from the franchise.
Colopl detailed a new “Character Link” system that grants various gameplay effects based on the lineup players assemble, enabling strategic combinations and team-oriented mechanics.
The developer also confirmed the game targets both the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 hardware and the current Nintendo Switch, and that a specific release date will be shared at a later time.
The new announcement closes a notable chapter in the series’ platform history.
Plans for White Cat Project content on Nintendo Switch were first discussed publicly in 2018, but those projects did not reach fruition.
Nintendo filed a lawsuit against Colopl over alleged patent infringements, and the two companies reached a settlement in 2021.
Colopl’s 2024 announcement makes the franchise’s return to Nintendo platforms explicit after that period of legal and commercial pause.
Colopl’s public materials emphasize that Infinity is a fresh action entry for the franchise rather than a direct port of the mobile game.
The studio’s announcement highlights the expanded character count and the Character Link mechanic as core features that distinguish the console release.
An announcement trailer accompanies the reveal and is available from official Colopl channels.
No finalized release date beyond the 2027 launch year has been provided.
Colopl has indicated it will issue a concrete date when ready.
For Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 owners who follow eShop updates or Nintendo Direct presentations, White Cat Project Infinity joins a growing slate of titles targeted at both current and next-generation Nintendo hardware.
Verified details in this report are drawn from Colopl’s announcement and public records regarding the franchise’s platform history and legal settlement.
The new title is positioned as an action game that brings characters from the original White Cat Project mobile title to Nintendo platforms, and Colopl supported the reveal with an announcement trailer.
White Cat Project Infinity will feature a roster of more than 50 playable characters drawn from the franchise.
Colopl detailed a new “Character Link” system that grants various gameplay effects based on the lineup players assemble, enabling strategic combinations and team-oriented mechanics.
The developer also confirmed the game targets both the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 hardware and the current Nintendo Switch, and that a specific release date will be shared at a later time.
The new announcement closes a notable chapter in the series’ platform history.
Plans for White Cat Project content on Nintendo Switch were first discussed publicly in 2018, but those projects did not reach fruition.
Nintendo filed a lawsuit against Colopl over alleged patent infringements, and the two companies reached a settlement in 2021.
Colopl’s 2024 announcement makes the franchise’s return to Nintendo platforms explicit after that period of legal and commercial pause.
Colopl’s public materials emphasize that Infinity is a fresh action entry for the franchise rather than a direct port of the mobile game.
The studio’s announcement highlights the expanded character count and the Character Link mechanic as core features that distinguish the console release.
An announcement trailer accompanies the reveal and is available from official Colopl channels.
No finalized release date beyond the 2027 launch year has been provided.
Colopl has indicated it will issue a concrete date when ready.
For Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 owners who follow eShop updates or Nintendo Direct presentations, White Cat Project Infinity joins a growing slate of titles targeted at both current and next-generation Nintendo hardware.
Verified details in this report are drawn from Colopl’s announcement and public records regarding the franchise’s platform history and legal settlement.
