It has been officially announced that the new Portal: Companion Collection will be released on the Nintendo Switch this year. Nintendo announced the new collection during the Nintendo Direct Livestream on February 9th. The new collection will be available in 2022.
The Companion Collection, which includes Portal and Portal 2, comes to the Nintendo Switch with all of the groundbreaking gameplay, dark humor, and exploration that have earned the series so many awards over the years.
As a result, they have collaborated with NVIDIA Lightspeed Studios to bring the games to the portable home console, not only as single-player experiences but also with the sequel’s co-operative game mode, which will be playable through split-screen, local, or online multiplayer.
Here’s everything we know so far about the upcoming Portal: Companion Collection on Nintendo Switch, including the release date.
Portal: Companion Collection Release Date And Availability
In accordance with Nintendo’s plans, the Portal: Companion Collection will be available sometime in 2022. There is no set release date or month for the latest Portal game on the Nintendo Switch.
Since previous Portal games on other consoles have supported two players, you’ll be able to work together with your friends to overcome all of the physical challenges and puzzles that await you as you navigate through the mysterious Aperture Science Laboratories in Portal: Companion Collection.
We’ll keep you posted as we learn more about the Portal: Companion Collection as well as when the newest Nintendo Switch game will be released this year.
In 2022, Portal: Companion Collection will be available digitally on the Nintendo eShop for the Nintendo Switch in countries all over the world.
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