Disney, a multimedia titan, has long been a dominant force in entertainment, spanning movies, TV shows, theme parks, and video games. Over the past three decades, Disney has masterfully adapted its beloved movies into video games and pioneered original titles like Kingdom Hearts and Epic Mickey. For fans of the Nintendo Switch, there's a delightful array of Disney games available, perfect for solo play or family fun. Whether you're looking to unwind at home or dreaming of a Disney Park adventure, here’s a comprehensive list of every Disney game released on the Switch, presented in chronological order.

How Many Disney Games Are on the Nintendo Switch?

Determining what constitutes a "Disney" game can be tricky in today's vast entertainment landscape. Since the Switch's launch in 2017, a total of **11 Disney games** have graced the platform. Among these, three are movie tie-ins, one is a spin-off from the Kingdom Hearts series, and another is a compilation of multiple Disney classics. While not listed here for brevity, it's worth noting that the Switch also hosts several Star Wars games, which fall under Disney's expansive umbrella.

Which Disney Game Is Worth Playing in 2025?

Cozy Edition

Disney Dreamlight Valley

Not all Disney games are created equal, and with the premium pricing of Nintendo Switch titles, it's wise to be selective. Among recent releases, Disney Dreamlight Valley stands out as a must-play for Disney enthusiasts. This game, reminiscent of Animal Crossing, invites players to rebuild Dreamlight Valley alongside a diverse cast of Disney and Pixar characters, each with their own engaging quests. The Cozy Edition, featuring a sticker set, collectible poster, full game access, and exclusive digital bonuses, enhances the immersive Disney experience.

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

Cars 3: Driven to Win (2017)

The first Disney game to hit the Switch was also released on the Nintendo 3DS, a tie-in for the movie Cars 3. This racing game features 20 tracks inspired by the films' locations, including Radiator Springs, and offers 20 customizable characters. While Lightning McQueen is available from the start, other favorites like Mater and Chick Hicks must be unlocked by mastering the game's five modes and various Master Events.

LEGO The Incredibles (2018)

LEGO The Incredibles combines the storylines of both Incredibles films into a single, expansive LEGO game. Like other LEGO games, it deviates from the source material with new lore and original villains, adding depth to the experience. The LEGO version of Elastigirl is particularly enjoyable, mirroring her stretchy capabilities seen in the movies.

Disney Tsum Tsum Festival (2019)

Inspired by the popular Disney Tsum Tsum toys and mobile game, Disney Tsum Tsum Festival offers a charming party experience. Featuring 10 minigames like bubble hockey and ice cream stacker, players can enjoy solo or multiplayer fun. The game also supports vertical play for the classic mobile puzzle game, enhancing its versatility.

Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory (2019)

A collaboration between Disney and Square Enix, Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory lets players control iconic characters like Sora, Donald, and Goofy in a rhythm-based adventure. The game recaps the Kingdom Hearts series up to Kingdom Hearts 3, narrated by Kairi, and prepares players for the upcoming Kingdom Hearts 4. Whether played solo or in multiplayer, it offers a rich musical experience with Yoko Shimomura's iconic soundtrack.

Disney Classic Games Collection (2021)

This collection revives the nostalgia of '90s gaming with updated versions of Aladdin, The Lion King, and The Jungle Book. Featuring an interactive museum, rewind function, expanded soundtrack, and a retro manual, it offers multiple versions of these classics, including those for Sega Genesis, Game Boy, and Super Nintendo, catering to fans' fond memories.

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

A precursor to games like Dreamlight Valley, Disney Magical World 2: Enchanted Edition builds on the original 3DS titles by offering a remastered experience for the Switch. Players can befriend Disney and Pixar characters, engage in farming, crafting, and combat, with the game syncing to the device's clock for seasonal events.

Tron: Identity (2023)

Set thousands of years after Tron: Legacy, Tron: Identity offers a unique visual novel experience on the Grid. As detective Query, players investigate a vault explosion, making choices that affect alliances and outcomes. The game's puzzles and narrative depth make for an engaging three to six-hour adventure.

Disney Speedstorm (2023)

Disney Speedstorm flew under the radar in 2023 but offers an exciting kart racing experience with brawling elements. Featuring a wide range of Disney characters with unique skills and vehicles, the game's racing mechanics are solid, though its token system and in-game economy have drawn criticism.

Disney Illusion Island (2023)

In this adventure, Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy embark on a mission to recover stolen Tomes of Knowledge on Monoth Island. With Metroidvania-style exploration, players can enjoy the game's comedic charm and unlockable Mickey Mouse memorabilia, whether playing solo or in co-op mode.

Disney Dreamlight Valley (2023)

Disney Dreamlight Valley merges the life simulation genre with Disney magic, allowing players to rebuild a valley affected by the Night Thorns. Interact with Disney characters, build friendships, and customize your avatar with iconic Disney outfits. The game's inventory system ensures a seamless experience without clutter.

Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed (2024)

A remaster of the 2010 Wii original, Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed offers enhanced graphics and new abilities. As Mickey Mouse, players navigate darker Disney environments to stop the "Blot" from erasing forgotten characters' memories, aided by familiar faces.

Upcoming Disney Games on Nintendo Switch

While new Star Wars games are always in development, no specific Disney titles have been confirmed for 2025. Disney Dreamlight Valley continues to receive new content, including the recent Storybook Vale expansion. Kingdom Hearts 4, announced in 2020, remains without a release date. The gaming world eagerly awaits news on the Switch 2, expected to be detailed in a Nintendo Direct in April, which may also shed light on future Disney game releases.