Narrative adventure game Videoverse slated for Nintendo Switch

Kinmoku today announced plans for a console release of Videoverse, with Nintendo Switch included. It will be available on November 14, 2025.

Videoverse, an emotionally resonant narrative adventure game, looks at the bonds between identity, connectivity, and technology. The game takes place an alternative 2003 when the Kinmoku Shark gaming system and its online platform were at their peak. All post-PC launch additions are included such as an enhanced interface and art gallery, but also new enhancements, including full Japanese localization.

Many more details can be found in the following overview:

As Emmett, a young video game fan, immerse yourself in online communities filled with unexplored possibilities, explore the fandoms for the Shark’s most popular RPG, Feudal Fantasy, and discover the corporate conspiracies surrounding the Kinmoku Shark itself.

Find new connections, share fan art, and explore a vibrant social gaming network as your decisions shape Emmett’s journey and perhaps even the ultimate fate of Videoverse itself.

Inspired by early internet platforms such as MSN Messenger, MySpace, and Nintendo’s Miiverse, Videoverse transports you to an era of bygone digital spaces and its influence on some of our most cherished bonds, reinforced with its 1-bit pixel art style and immersive soundtrack from Clark Aboud (Slay the Spire, Kind Words).

Your responses to the personalities across Videoverse will shape the communities over time and Videoverse’s myriad narrative threads will resonate long after completion. Will you report trolls, post supportive messages for those in times of need, or choose chaos and be an online jerk?

Building on the success of One Night Stand, Videoverse is the next adventure from renowned developer Lucy Blundell, otherwise known as Kinmoku. With their acute mastery of deep character interactions and emotional storytelling, Videoverse is a celebration of video games and their unique capacity to bring us together.

Key Features

• Relive the golden age of social gaming: Be transported to the nostalgia of early ‘00s technology, inspired by platforms such as MSN Messenger and the Miiverse, with a resonant soundtrack by Clark Aboud.
• A profound, emotionally resonant story: Tap into the power of connectivity found through technology, friendship, and video games. Videoverse is an unabashed celebration of the games that have brought so many people together.
• A truly personal experience: Your choices will shape Emmett’s relationships across Videoverse, and perhaps even the fate of the platform itself. Personalize your adventure further with avatar customization and themes.
• An acclaimed cast: Including Mark Takeshi Ota (Black Myth Wukong, The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, Live a Live) and Leader Looi (The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy, Fortnite, Black Myth Wukong)
• An adventure open to all: Accessibility features open the world of Videoverse to all, including clear fonts, closed captioning, colourblind-friendly themes, content warnings and developer tips.
• The next adventure from Kinmoku: Videoverse is the next step in Kinmoku’s heritage of rich, immersive, narrative-driven experiences.

Blundell said of the game: “Videoverse is my love letter to video games. It’s a coming-of-age story interwoven with the death of a video game console, and explores how capitalism and time march on but leave people and their personal relationships behind. It’s a game for anyone who’s grown up loving video games!”

Have a look at a trailer for Videoverse below.

Release Date Trailer

The game will be sold digitally on the Nintendo eShop. We have more Nintendo Switch news here.