Wander Stars Release Date Delayed to September

Okay, so here’s the thing. Wander Stars, yeah, it’s this game I’ve had my eye on. Fellow Traveller and Paper Castle? They finally spilled the beans on when it’s actually dropping for the Switch.

So, hey, y’all, guess what? Wander Stars is taking a bit longer to reach us than we all hoped. No huge surprise there, right? Games do that. The devs, super gracious folks, thanked everyone who dived into the open beta. Apparently, your feedback was, uh, let’s say “inspiring”? Or more like: HERE’S what’s broken. The UI is about as clear as mud, and wow, those combat bugs? They’re the kind you can’t really ignore – ruin-the-fun level stuff, I kid you not.

So, what’s the big plan? They’re grabbing some extra hours to smooth things over; polish the rough spots. And boy, those spots need it! Plus, they admitted something kinda real: deadlines were breathing down their necks, and let’s face it, humans need a breather. You can’t have a great game without the dev team feeling, you know, human-ish.

Anyway – wait. Oh yeah, plot twist! It’s landing on September 19. Ring any bells? Yup, Underhero hit the scene seven years ago on that date. Coincidence? Maybe. Timing genius? Who knows. But for those who’ve been sticking around since what feels like forever, the thanks? It’s massive. They’re convinced this wait’s gonna be worth it.

Picture this: an adventure like no other where Ringo, the martial arts upstart, and Wolfe, mystery incarnate, are out scouring the galaxy. They’re in hot pursuit of this elusive Wanderstar map. If you’ve got Cowboy Bebop or Dragon Ball Z nostalgia, you’re in for a ride. Yup, ten epic episodes that’ll leave you slack-jawed.

And get this: they fight using something called Kiai. It’s martial arts but with words. Over 200 of them, actually. They whip up creative combos to kick some serious butt. Wordplay like you’ve never seen – breaking down enemies by outsmarting them.

So yeah, mark those calendars – Wander Stars hits the Nintendo eShop on August 1, 2025. Hold onto your Switches, folks!