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Nintendo Life unboxes Bubsy 4D: Pawsome Edition for Switch 2, showing off a glossy outer box, a standard Switch 2 case with a 34-page manual, an 83-page art book, and a double-sided poster; the edition includes the full game on cartridge plus a day-one patch, priced £44.99 / $49.99 (digital £17.99) with a free demo and a 7/10 review.
Bubsy 4D is a surprising highlight in the Bubsy series: a compact, modern indie platformer built around a robust movement system (dash, wall runs, air dash, glide, and a Sonic-like roll) that compels players through obstacle-course levels across three worlds to collect five golden yarn balls. While the core mechanics are a strength and the humor stays light, the levels feel barren and garish, keeping the experience short and focused. It’s the best Bubsy yet and hints at a future where the character works in small, movement‑driven experiences.
The article reviews several upcoming Switch games showcased at PAX, including the RPG prequel Octopath Traveler 0 with new town-building features, the intentionally janky Bubsy 4D, the atmospheric horror platformer Love Eternal, and innovative titles like Table Tactics and Woodo, highlighting their gameplay and release prospects.
Atari has announced a new Bubsy game called Bubsy 4D, developed in collaboration with Fabraz, known for Demon Turf. The game will be available on Switch and Switch 2, featuring a storyline where Bubsy and friends try to reclaim the Golden Fleece from alien sheep and BaaBots. A Bubsy collection will also be released in September 2025, potentially serving as a good prep for Bubsy 4D. The game looks promising and fans are eager for more details.