Disney is a multimedia powerhouse, dominating every form of entertainment from movies and TV shows to theme parks and video games. Over the past 30 years, The House of Mouse has been behind the creation of numerous video game adaptations of classic Disney movies and original titles like Kingdom Hearts and Epic Mickey.
Today, there's a delightful array of Disney games available on the Nintendo Switch, perfect for solo play or family fun. Whether you're unwinding at home, taking a break from Disney+ streaming, or reminiscing about your last visit to a Disney Park, here's a comprehensive list of every Disney game for the Switch, presented in release order.
How Many Disney Games Are on the Nintendo Switch?
Determining what counts as a "Disney" game can be tricky nowadays. Since the Nintendo Switch's launch in 2017, a total of **11 Disney games** have been released on the platform. Three of these are direct movie tie-ins, one is a spin-off from the Kingdom Hearts series, and another is a compilation of multiple Disney classics. While not included here for brevity, it's worth noting that there are also several Star Wars games available on the Switch, which fall under the Disney umbrella.
Which Disney Game Is Worth Playing in 2025?
Not all Disney games are created equal, and considering the premium price tags on Nintendo Switch games, not every title on this list is worth the cost. However, some standout titles have emerged in recent years. If you're seeking an immersive Disney experience, Disney Dreamlight Valley is unparalleled. This game, reminiscent of Animal Crossing, lets you rebuild Dreamlight Valley alongside Disney and Pixar characters, each with their unique questlines.
All Disney and Pixar Games on Switch (in Release Order)
Cars 3: Driven to Win (2017)
The inaugural Disney game on the Switch, Cars 3: Driven to Win, is technically a Pixar title that also graced the Nintendo 3DS. Released in 2017 alongside the movie Cars 3, this racing game features 20 tracks inspired by the film's settings, including Radiator Springs. With 20 customizable characters, some like Lightning McQueen are available from the start, while others such as Mater and Chick Hicks are unlocked through gameplay in the game's five modes and various Master Events.
LEGO The Incredibles (2018)
LEGO The Incredibles combines the storylines of both Incredibles films into a single LEGO adventure. Similar to the LEGO Star Wars series, it offers some creative deviations from the original movies, including new villains to battle alongside familiar foes like Bomb Voyage, Syndrome, and the Underminer. The game's fun factor is enhanced by the ability to stretch Elastigirl as far as in the movies.
Disney Tsum Tsum Festival (2019)
Inspired by the popular Disney Tsum Tsum line of collectibles and the Japanese mobile game, Disney Tsum Tsum Festival is an adorable party game. It offers 10 minigames, from bubble hockey to ice cream stacking, which you can enjoy solo or with others. The classic mobile puzzle game can also be played in vertical mode on the Switch.
Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory (2019)
A musical spin-off from the Kingdom Hearts series, Melody of Memory lets you control Sora, Donald, Goofy, and other characters, battling to the rhythm of the series' iconic soundtrack. Whether playing solo or with friends in co-op or online multiplayer, you'll enjoy the music of Yoko Shimomura. The game also serves as a recap of the Kingdom Hearts series up to Kingdom Hearts 3, narrated by Kairi, making it perfect for newcomers and veterans alike as they await Kingdom Hearts 4.
Disney Classic Games Collection (2021)
An updated collection featuring Aladdin, The Lion King, and The Jungle Book, this compilation offers multiple versions of these classic games from the '90s. It includes an interactive museum, a rewind function, an expanded soundtrack, and a retro-style manual, making it a valuable trip down memory lane.
Disney Magical World 2: Enchanted Edition (Switch Release: 2021)
A precursor to Dreamlight Valley, Disney Magical World 2: Enchanted Edition lets you befriend Disney and Pixar characters while engaging in farming, crafting, and combat. This remaster of the 3DS original syncs with your device's clock for seasonal events and quest refreshes.
Tron: Identity (2023)
Set thousands of years after Tron: Legacy, Tron: Identity is a visual novel centered around a program named Query, who investigates an explosion in the Grid's Repository. Your choices affect the story as you ally, antagonize, or derezz characters and solve puzzles to uncover the mystery.
Disney Speedstorm (2023)
Disney Speedstorm is a kart racing game with brawling elements, featuring a wide range of Disney characters from various franchises. While the racing mechanics are solid, the game's token system and in-game economy have been criticized for being overly complex.
Disney Illusion Island (2023)
In Disney Illusion Island, Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy embark on a mission to recover stolen Tomes of Knowledge on Monoth Island. This Metroidvania-style game offers both single-player and co-op modes, with a charming art style reminiscent of recent Mickey Mouse cartoons.
Disney Dreamlight Valley (2023)
Disney Dreamlight Valley blends life simulation with the Disney universe, allowing you to rebuild the valley affected by Night Thorns. Interact with Disney characters, cook, craft, and explore without worrying about inventory management. Customize your character with Disney-themed outfits, making it feel like a visit to Disney World or Disneyland.
Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed (2024)
A remastered version of the 2010 Wii game, Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed offers improved performance, enhanced graphics, and new abilities. As Mickey Mouse, you navigate darker Disney environments to stop the Blot and save forgotten characters.
Upcoming Disney Games on Nintendo Switch
While new Star Wars games are always in the works, there's no confirmed information on other Disney games coming in 2025. Disney Dreamlight Valley continues to receive new content, including the Storybook Vale expansion. Kingdom Hearts 4 was announced in 2020, but a release date remains elusive.
The gaming world is abuzz with the official announcement of the Nintendo Switch 2, expected to be detailed in an upcoming Nintendo Direct in April. Any news on future Disney games may well coincide with the Switch 2's release.
