Disney, the entertainment giant, has a long and storied history in video games, spanning decades and encompassing beloved movie adaptations, original titles like *Kingdom Hearts*, and even theme park-inspired experiences. The Nintendo Switch has become home to a diverse selection of Disney games, perfect for solo play or shared fun with family and friends. Whether you're unwinding after a Disney+ binge or planning a trip to a Disney park, there's a Switch game to match your mood. Let's explore the Disney titles available on the Switch, presented in order of release.
How Many Disney Games Grace the Nintendo Switch?
Defining "Disney" can be tricky these days, given the company's vast portfolio. However, a total of **11 Disney games have launched on the Switch** since its 2017 debut. This includes movie tie-ins, a *Kingdom Hearts* spin-off, and a collection of classic Disney titles. (Note: Numerous *Star Wars* games, also under the Disney umbrella, are available on the Switch but are not included here for brevity.)
Which Disney Game Shines Brightest in 2025?
Disney Dreamlight Valley
Not all Disney games are created equal, and the combination of the Disney brand and the generally higher price point of Nintendo Switch games means careful consideration is needed before purchasing. However, some recent releases stand out. If you crave an immersive Disney experience, *Dreamlight Valley* is a top contender. This *Animal Crossing*-inspired life sim lets you rebuild the magical Dreamlight Valley with the help of beloved Disney and Pixar characters, each with their own unique storylines and quests.
All Disney and Pixar Games on Switch (Release Order)
Cars 3: Driven to Win (2017)
Kicking things off is a Pixar title, *Cars 3: Driven to Win*, which also saw release on the Nintendo 3DS. This racing game features 20 tracks based on locations from the *Cars* films, including the iconic Radiator Springs. Players can customize 20 characters, with some unlocked from the start (like Lightning McQueen), while others require progressing through the five game modes and various Master Events.
LEGO The Incredibles (2018)
Blending the storylines of both *Incredibles* films, *LEGO The Incredibles* delivers a fun LEGO experience. Similar to the *LEGO Star Wars* games, it features some creative liberties with the source material, adding original villains alongside familiar faces. The game is particularly enjoyable for its playful take on the characters' abilities, such as Elastigirl's stretchy powers.
Disney Tsum Tsum Festival (2019)
Inspired by the popular Tsum Tsum collectible toys and mobile game, *Disney Tsum Tsum Festival* is a charming party game. Featuring a roster of Disney and Pixar characters in adorable Tsum Tsum form, the game offers 10 diverse minigames for solo or multiplayer fun. It even includes the classic mobile puzzle game, playable in vertical mode.
Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory (2019)
A unique spin on the rhythm game genre, *Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory* lets players control Sora, Donald, Goofy, and other beloved characters, battling enemies to the rhythm of the series' iconic soundtrack. Enjoyable solo or with friends in local co-op or online multiplayer.
Disney Classic Games Collection (2021)
This enhanced collection includes updated versions of *Aladdin*, *The Lion King*, and *The Jungle Book*, offering various versions from different platforms. Features include an interactive museum, rewind functionality, expanded soundtracks, and a retro-style manual (for physical copies).
Disney Magical World 2: Enchanted Edition (Switch Release: 2021)
A remaster of the 3DS title, *Disney Magical World 2: Enchanted Edition* offers a life sim experience similar to *Dreamlight Valley*, featuring quests, crafting, and combat mechanics. The game syncs with the system clock for seasonal events.
Tron: Identity (2023)
A unique visual novel set thousands of years after *Tron: Legacy*, *Tron: Identity* focuses on a detective program investigating a mysterious explosion. Players make choices that impact relationships and solve puzzles to unravel the mystery.
Disney Speedstorm (2023)
A kart racing game with brawling mechanics, *Disney Speedstorm* features a diverse cast of Disney characters with unique abilities and vehicles. While the racing is solid, the in-game economy has drawn some criticism.
Disney Illusion Island (2023)
Mickey Mouse, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy embark on a Metroidvania-style adventure in *Disney Illusion Island*. The game offers both single-player and co-op modes, with a charming story and unlockable collectibles.
Disney Dreamlight Valley (2023)
A life sim blending elements of *Animal Crossing*, *Dreamlight Valley* allows players to live and interact with Disney characters. Players rebuild the valley, complete quests, and cultivate friendships with both heroes and villains.
Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed (2024)
A remastered version of the original Wii title, *Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed* offers enhanced graphics, smoother performance, and new abilities. Players control Mickey Mouse as he attempts to prevent the "Blot" from destroying forgotten characters' memories.
Upcoming Disney Games on Nintendo Switch
While new *Star Wars* titles are frequently in development, concrete information regarding other upcoming Disney games for 2025 remains scarce. *Dreamlight Valley* continues to receive updates, and *Kingdom Hearts 4* is in development, though a release date is yet to be announced. News regarding future Disney games may coincide with announcements surrounding the Nintendo Switch 2.
