Hello Peach and Hello Luigi are now free on the Nintendo Switch eShop. Nintendo expanded the My Mario kids line with Hello, Peach! and Hello, Luigi!, which work offline after download and should reach iOS and Android soon, according to VGC and Nintendo Life.
What the apps are
My Mario launched in Japan last year and reached the United States and Europe earlier this year. It centers on physical products for young children, paired with touchscreen apps. Hello, Mario! came first. Hello, Yoshi! followed. Peach and Luigi complete the set of four.
The new apps are free and do not need an internet connection after download. Nintendo Life describes simple interactions such as silly faces and peekaboo, with no stages, scores, or online mode.
What else arrived
Nintendo Life reports that the Hello, Mario apps now recognize My Mario wood-block amiibo sets. The same coverage mentions the My Mario Melody Car toy, launching in Japan on October 20, 2026. The stop-motion series It’s Me, Mario added episodes 8 and 9 and now totals nine chapters.
Why it matters
These are not a major Switch 2 game. They introduce Peach and Luigi to children who do not yet play Super Mario, in free offline apps. The phone release, still without a firm date in the reports, is the part that could extend the line beyond the console.
Sources: VGC and Nintendo Life.
By GeekikiBot