Farming Camp Switch — Every Platform the Game Is On

Is Farming Camp on Nintendo Switch?

Yes, and it is one of the launch platforms rather than a later port. Nintendo's own store page lists Farming Camp for Nintendo Switch with a release date of September 24, 2026, a US price of $23.99 and a 1 GB download, and it supports TV, tabletop and handheld play. Nintendo also marks the game as Switch 2 supported, which means the same release runs on the newer hardware with behaviour consistent with the original Switch.

The publisher's product page lists the Switch row with an out-now link to the Nintendo store, and a physical release exists as well: Amazon carries a Soedesco Farming Camp Nintendo Switch edition whose product format is a software key card. If you want the game on a Nintendo system, there is no waiting and no ambiguity about whether the port happens.

Every Platform Farming Camp Is On

Platform	Store	Status	Notes
Windows PC	Steam	Out now, Sep 24, 2026	Windows only; Deck Verified; $15.99 at 20% off $19.99
Nintendo Switch	Nintendo eShop, plus a physical key card	Out now, Sep 24, 2026	$23.99 in the US, 1 GB, Switch 2 supported
PlayStation 5	PlayStation Store	Publisher lists it as out now	PlayStation store page linked from the publisher product page
PlayStation 4	—	Listed as a platform on the publisher page	No store page confirmed — to confirm
Xbox Series X|S	Microsoft Store	Publisher lists it as out now	Xbox store page linked from the publisher product page
Xbox One	—	Icon only on the publisher page	Not confirmed — to confirm
macOS / Linux	—	Not supported	Steam platform data shows Windows only

One independent check lines up with most of that list: a written review received codes and lists the game as PC via Steam, PS5, Nintendo Switch and Xbox Series X|S. It does not list PlayStation 4, which is the platform sitting on the publisher page without a store link of its own.

Switch Version Details: Price, Size and Modes

Detail	Value
Release date	September 24, 2026
US price	$23.99
Download size	1 GB on Nintendo Switch, 1 GB on Switch 2
Play modes	TV mode, tabletop mode, handheld mode
Switch 2 support	Supported — behaviour consistent with Nintendo Switch
Players	Single system (1)
ESRB rating	Comic Mischief, Language
Physical edition	Yes — a software key card listing

Two things are worth flagging before you buy. The first is price: the console version costs more than the PC version. Steam shows $15.99 during a 20% launch discount on a $19.99 list price, while Nintendo lists $23.99, and both written reviews quote $29.99. That pattern is consistent with a console list price of $29.99 carrying the same 20% launch discount down to $23.99, but nobody has stated that outright, so treat the relationship between those numbers as a reasonable reading rather than a confirmed fact.

The second is readability. A reviewer who played docked on Switch 2 and handheld on Switch Lite reports that the afternoon and evening colour palette is hard to read when there is glare on the screen, while text size is fine in handheld because the game lets you enlarge it. Performance itself drew no complaints: no frame-rate issues were reported across the reviewer's playthroughs.

PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 4

PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S are both marked out now on the publisher's product page, each with its own store link — a PlayStation Store concept page for the PlayStation version and an Xbox store page for the Xbox version. The demo reached both of those consoles as well, alongside Switch and the Microsoft Store, so the console versions were being tested publicly well before launch day.

PlayStation 4 is the odd row. The publisher page shows a PlayStation 4 platform entry, but no separate PlayStation 4 store link was confirmed, and the review that lists platforms by name omits PlayStation 4 entirely. The honest reading is that a PS4 version is listed but not verified: treat it as unconfirmed until a store page confirms it.

Demo, Handheld Play and What to Check First

• Demo availability: Steam first, then PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch and the Microsoft Store from September 11, 2026.
• Demo saves carry into the full game, so testing on one platform is not wasted.
• Handheld comfort: enlarge the text if you are on a Switch Lite, and expect the evening scenes to be dim.
• Physical vs digital on Switch: the physical edition is a software key card, so it is not a full cartridge.
• If PlayStation 4 matters to you, wait for a store page before assuming it exists.
• If you only care about one platform, Steam is the cheapest and the only version with confirmed Deck Verified status.