Galaxy Grove's relaxing railway puzzle game Station to Station is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5 on November 26, 2026. The announcement was made on November 12 by publisher PRISMATIKA, with the Switch 2 version handled by Engine Software.
Originally released for PC on Steam on October 3, 2023, the game earned a Very Positive rating on the platform, with around 89% positive reviews. The premise is relaxing: players start with small rural settlements and connect them through railway networks. Each successful connection makes the surrounding environment grow and transform, from grey landscapes into colourful, increasingly developed areas.
Joy-Con 2 mouse controls on Switch 2
The Switch 2 version's highlight is support for Joy-Con 2 mouse controls, which can be used as a mouse on compatible surfaces. The feature should make it easier to place stations, plan connections and navigate the game's construction menus.
Complete content and Creative Mode
The console versions arrive complete: 54 levels across 7 regions, including content added through free updates since the PC launch, such as the Japanese-inspired Sunrise Island region. Also included is Creative Mode, already available on PC, which lets players design their own scenarios with terrain brushes, biomes, vegetation, buildings and decorative props, as well as set starting funds, objectives and available cards — and share their creations with the community.
Pre-orders are already available on the Nintendo eShop for US$17.99 / €17.99, with a 20% discount for early buyers.
Since the PC launch, the game has received free updates with 13 additional levels, new industries, cards and Dreamland challenges — all of which will also be in the Switch 2 and PS5 versions.
Image credit: official art for Station to Station (Galaxy Grove / PRISMATIKA), via GameWatcher.
Sources: GameWatcher, A4AT and One Percent Lows.
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