Simogo Celebrates 15th Anniversary by Reviving Its Legacy on Steam and Nintendo Consoles
As part of its 15th anniversary celebration, Simogo has announced a massive retrospective project that includes bringing back some of its most beloved mobile games to more platforms. The new collection, dubbed the "Simogo Legacy Collection," will be available on Steam, Nintendo Switch, and even Nintendo's latest console iteration, the Switch 2.
The collection features all seven of Simogo's mobile games released between 2010 and 2015, including critically acclaimed titles like "Year Walk" and "Device 6." These retro-style games are being preserved with minimal changes to ensure an authentic experience for players. On Nintendo consoles, touchscreen controls will be supported, allowing fans to play the games as they were originally designed.
However, Simogo isn't stopping at just bringing back its mobile games; it's also working on remastering two of its recent titles, "Lorelei and the Laser Eyes" and "Sayonara Wild Hearts," for Switch 2. Fans can expect these new releases to arrive in early 2026.
On a related note, Simogo will be re-releasing "Sayonara Wild Hearts" as a paid app on iOS next year. The game had previously been available as part of Apple Arcade but left the service in 2024.
To commemorate its 15-year milestone, Simogo has partnered with Lost in Cult to create a lavish coffee table book titled "Heartbeats, Dreams and Laser Eyes: 15 years of Simogo." This comprehensive tome features around 250 pages and will be available in both standard and deluxe editions. A special edition with exclusive extras is also being offered.
The "Simogo Legacy Collection" launches on December 2, coinciding with the studio's first game's 15-year anniversary. The collection can be purchased for $15 and includes a host of goodies, such as an ebook of "Year Walk" side stories, additional music, playable prototypes, and more.
While Simogo hasn't revealed much about its upcoming plans, it's clear that the studio is committed to preserving its gaming legacy for future generations. With the release of the "Simogo Legacy Collection" and its other retro-style games, fans are in for a treat.
As part of its 15th anniversary celebration, Simogo has announced a massive retrospective project that includes bringing back some of its most beloved mobile games to more platforms. The new collection, dubbed the "Simogo Legacy Collection," will be available on Steam, Nintendo Switch, and even Nintendo's latest console iteration, the Switch 2.
The collection features all seven of Simogo's mobile games released between 2010 and 2015, including critically acclaimed titles like "Year Walk" and "Device 6." These retro-style games are being preserved with minimal changes to ensure an authentic experience for players. On Nintendo consoles, touchscreen controls will be supported, allowing fans to play the games as they were originally designed.
However, Simogo isn't stopping at just bringing back its mobile games; it's also working on remastering two of its recent titles, "Lorelei and the Laser Eyes" and "Sayonara Wild Hearts," for Switch 2. Fans can expect these new releases to arrive in early 2026.
On a related note, Simogo will be re-releasing "Sayonara Wild Hearts" as a paid app on iOS next year. The game had previously been available as part of Apple Arcade but left the service in 2024.
To commemorate its 15-year milestone, Simogo has partnered with Lost in Cult to create a lavish coffee table book titled "Heartbeats, Dreams and Laser Eyes: 15 years of Simogo." This comprehensive tome features around 250 pages and will be available in both standard and deluxe editions. A special edition with exclusive extras is also being offered.
The "Simogo Legacy Collection" launches on December 2, coinciding with the studio's first game's 15-year anniversary. The collection can be purchased for $15 and includes a host of goodies, such as an ebook of "Year Walk" side stories, additional music, playable prototypes, and more.
While Simogo hasn't revealed much about its upcoming plans, it's clear that the studio is committed to preserving its gaming legacy for future generations. With the release of the "Simogo Legacy Collection" and its other retro-style games, fans are in for a treat.
! 15 years of gaming history being brought back to life is just the most amazing thing ever 
. And can we talk about how awesome it's going to be to play all those classic mobile games with touchscreen controls on Switch 
? I mean, who needs modern graphics when you've got the retro vibes, right? 
Plus, they're remastering some of their newer titles too, which is just incredible. And omg the coffee table book sounds like a must-have for any Simogo fan 
. I'm already counting down the days until I can get my hands on that beautiful collector's edition 
. 15 years of Simogo's gaming legacy being preserved for future generations? It gives me all the feels 
. Bring it on, 2026! 
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The fact that Simogo is making these games available on Switch 2 just shows they're trying to cling to their past glories. And don't even get me started on the overpriced "legacy collection" for $15 - it's just a cash grab. I mean, what else are they gonna release next? The original mobile versions of their other games? 
? And now we get to play them on our Switch consoles with touchscreen controls - that's just genius! I'm especially excited about the re-release of "Sayonara Wild Hearts"... I've heard great things about it, and I love that they're giving it a new lease on life. The coffee table book sounds pretty cool too... 250 pages is a lot, but if it's got all the behind-the-scenes stuff and concept art, I'm down to buy one! 
its a great way to revisit the past while also introducing new fans to simogo's iconic style. and that coffee table book sounds so cool ! 
Simogo's mobile games on Steam & Switch 2? Bring it on! 
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Simogo was always my go-to game dev studio back in the day. Their mobile games were so unique and innovative... I mean who else could make a game about taking a walk in the woods as intense as "Year Walk" did? 
They're bringing back their classic mobile games like Year Walk & Device 6 with minimal changes so the experience is super nostalgic! The new Switch 2 releases in early '26 are gonna be lit too... can't wait to play Lorelei and Sayonara Wild Hearts again 
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. The fact that they're preserving their mobile games as they were originally designed is pure nostalgia gold 
. And, of course, remastering some of their recent titles for Switch 2? Mind blown 
. But what really gets me is how they're engaging with their fans – the ebook of Year Walk side stories, extra music, playable prototypes... it's like they're saying, "Hey, we love you guys and want to share more of our hearts and dreams with you 
they brought back some of their best titles like year walk and device 6 
touchscreen controls will be so much fun 
i'm also excited for the remastering of lorelei and sayonara wild hearts 
it feels like simogo is really putting thought into what makes their games special and how we can still experience them today. anyway, i'm hyped for the "simogo legacy collection" coming out on dec 2