Disney, the multimedia giant, has long been a dominant force in entertainment, spanning movies, TV shows, theme parks, and even video games. Over the past three decades, Disney has ventured into creating video game adaptations of beloved movies and crafting original titles like Kingdom Hearts and Epic Mickey. The Nintendo Switch has become a popular platform for Disney games, offering a variety of experiences for solo players and groups alike. Whether you're looking to unwind at home away from Disney+ or preparing for your next Disney Park adventure, here's a comprehensive list of every Disney game available on the Nintendo Switch, arranged in release order.

How Many Disney Games Are on the Nintendo Switch?

In the ever-expanding Disney universe, distinguishing what counts as a "Disney" game can be tricky. Since the Switch's launch in 2017, **11 Disney games** have been released. These include three movie tie-ins, a Kingdom Hearts spin-off, and a collection of Disney classics. While not included in this list due to space constraints, it's worth noting that numerous Star Wars games, which fall under the Disney umbrella, are also available on the Switch.

Which Disney Game Is Worth Playing in 2025?

Not all Disney games on the Switch are created equal, and with the premium pricing often associated with the Disney brand, it's crucial to choose wisely. If you're seeking an immersive Disney experience, Disney Dreamlight Valley stands out. This game, reminiscent of Animal Crossing, lets you rebuild Dreamlight Valley alongside a cast of Disney and Pixar characters, each with unique quests. With its engaging gameplay and charming world, it's the perfect way to feel like part of the Disney universe.

All Disney and Pixar Games on Switch (in Release Order)

Cars 3: Driven to Win (2017)

The first Disney game on the Switch, Cars 3: Driven to Win, is a Pixar tie-in that also graced the Nintendo 3DS. Released alongside the movie Cars 3, this racing game features 20 tracks inspired by the film's locations, including the iconic Radiator Springs. With 20 customizable characters, some like Lightning McQueen available from the start, and others like Mater and Chick Hicks unlockable through gameplay, it offers a thrilling ride through five game modes and various Master Events.

LEGO The Incredibles (2018)

LEGO The Incredibles combines the storylines of both Incredibles films into a single LEGO adventure. While it takes some creative liberties with the original plots, adding new villains and altering some lore, it remains a fun playthrough. The LEGO version of Elastigirl stretches as impressively as her cinematic counterpart, making for an enjoyable and humorous experience.

Disney Tsum Tsum Festival (2019)

Disney Tsum Tsum Festival is a delightful party game inspired by the popular Disney Tsum Tsum line of collectibles and the Japanese mobile game. Featuring Disney and Pixar characters in their Tsum Tsum form, the game offers 10 minigames, including bubble hockey and curling, which you can enjoy solo or with friends. You can also play the classic mobile puzzle game in vertical mode on the Switch.

Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory (2019)

In Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory, you can control Sora, Donald, Goofy, and other characters from the Kingdom Hearts universe to battle Heartless to the rhythm of the series' iconic soundtrack. This game not only provides an enjoyable musical experience but also serves as a recap of the series up to Kingdom Hearts 3, narrated by Kairi. It's perfect for both longtime fans and newcomers looking to catch up before the anticipated release of Kingdom Hearts 4.

Disney Classic Games Collection (2021)

Disney Classic Games Collection brings together updated versions of classic Disney games from the '90s. It includes the Final Cut of Aladdin, console and handheld versions of The Jungle Book, and both the Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo versions of The Lion King. With an interactive museum, rewind function, expanded soundtrack, and retro-style manual, this collection is a nostalgic trip for fans of the original games.

Disney Magical World 2: Enchanted Edition (Switch Release: 2021)

A precursor to Dreamlight Valley, Disney Magical World 2: Enchanted Edition is a remaster of the 3DS game. It allows you to befriend Disney and Pixar characters, complete quests, and engage in farming, crafting, and combat. The game syncs with your device's clock, ensuring seasonal events and quest refreshes align with real-world time.

Tron: Identity (2023)

Tron: Identity is a unique visual novel set thousands of years after the events of Tron: Legacy. As a program named Query, you investigate an explosion at the Repository, navigating a web of intrigue and making crucial choices that affect the story's outcome. With puzzles to solve and characters to interrogate, this game offers a compact yet deep experience.

Disney Speedstorm (2023)

Disney Speedstorm is a kart racing game that flew under the radar upon its release. It features Disney characters with unique skills and personalized vehicles, pulled from various Disney properties. While the racing mechanics are solid, the game's in-game economy has been criticized for its "absurd" token systems and "gacha-like" mechanics.

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 adventure can be enjoyed in single-player or co-op mode, with each character offering a unique playstyle. The game maintains the comedic charm of recent Mickey Mouse cartoons, complemented by a new art style and unlockable memorabilia.

Disney Dreamlight Valley (2023)

Disney Dreamlight Valley blends Disney magic with life simulation gameplay, reminiscent of Animal Crossing. As a human arriving at Dreamlight Valley, you combat the Night Thorns and The Forgetting, helping Disney characters regain their memories. You can build houses, cook at Remy's restaurant, and form friendships with both heroes and villains, all while customizing your character with Disney-themed outfits.

Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed (2024)

The latest addition to the Switch's Disney lineup, Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, is a remastered version of the original Epic Mickey game. With improved performance, enhanced graphics, and new abilities, Mickey Mouse embarks on a mission to stop the Blot from destroying forgotten characters' memories, navigating through darker Disney environments with the help of friendly faces.

Upcoming Disney Games on Nintendo Switch

While new Star Wars games are always in development, no other Disney games have been confirmed for 2025. Disney Dreamlight Valley continues to receive new content, with the recent Storybook Vale expansion. Kingdom Hearts 4 was announced during the series' 20th anniversary in 2020, but no release date has been set. With the official announcement of the Switch 2 and an upcoming Nintendo Direct in April, we may soon hear more about future Disney games tailored for the new console.