Two independently developed games sharing the name Piece by Piece will launch on Nintendo Switch on November 25, 2026, following an unusual publishing agreement between No More Robots and developer Neon Polygons. Both games will be available separately and through a combined digital bundle, allowing players to purchase the two distinct experiences together.
No More Robots founder Mike Rose confirmed the arrangement in a Bluesky post on November 11. Rose explained that his company had already published a game called Piece by Piece earlier this year when another independently developed title with exactly the same name arrived on Steam during the same week.
Rather than treating the identical titles as a dispute, Rose decided to help the other developer bring its game to Nintendo Switch after learning that the studio could not afford the console release.
“I signed their game and now we’re launching both,” Rose explained.
The two games share a title but offer considerably different gameplay experiences. The Piece by Piece developed by Gamkat and published by No More Robots is a cozy repair shop simulator in which players inherit a family business, restore broken belongings for woodland animals, customize their workshop and manage daily activities. It originally launched on Steam on March 11, 2026.
Neon Polygons’ Piece by Piece, which arrived on Steam on March 13, is instead a puzzle-platformer focused on navigating challenges and solving puzzles. No More Robots is now listed as the publisher of its upcoming Nintendo Switch version as well.
Rose also revealed that Nintendo questioned the identical names during the certification process. According to the publisher, Nintendo was unhappy about having two separate games with the same title, although both ultimately received approval for release.
Players will be able to distinguish the games through their respective store listings, developers and gameplay descriptions. The Piece by Piece Double Bundle offers both titles in one purchase, while individual editions are also listed for Nintendo Switch.
The bundle is available for pre-order on the Nintendo eShop ahead of the November 25 launch. Regional prices vary, with the Australian eShop listing the combined package at A$27.90 during its introductory discount period.
The arrangement gives Neon Polygons access to a console release it previously could not finance independently, while allowing both developers to retain the Piece by Piece name. It also brings two different indie puzzle experiences to Nintendo’s existing Switch library through a coordinated release rather than a naming dispute.
Both games are scheduled for the original Nintendo Switch, with November 25 marking their shared console release date.
