Exclusive: 'The Immortal John Triptych' Will Split Sides On Switch 1 & 2 Next Month

Joe Richardson's slapstick Renaissance adventure trilogy arrives on Switch and Switch 2 on August 27, featuring remastered UI, controller updates, and deleted scenes.

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Jul 31, 2026
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Exclusive: 'The Immortal John Triptych' Will Split Sides On Switch 1 & 2 Next Month

Developer Joe Richardson’s trilogy of comedy narrative adventures is coming to Nintendo platforms in a single package. The Immortal John Triptych, a compilation featuring three games built around classical artwork and slapstick humor, is scheduled to launch on August 27, 2026, for both the original Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo Switch 2. The project was previously announced in April 2026.

First revealed by Nintendo Life, the collection serves as a comprehensive release billed as the final word on the developer's slapstick Renaissance adventures.

What Is Included in the Collection

The Immortal John Triptych bundles three full standalone titles:

  • Four Last Things
  • The Procession To Calvary
  • Death of the Reprobate

While each game functions as its own distinct narrative, all three share recurring characters and thematic elements within a connected world. Beyond the core games, the package incorporates a variety of bonus features, including previously unseen deleted scenes and extra behind-the-scenes material.

Visuals, Audio, and Gameplay Overhauls

The collection features a fully remastered presentation designed to modernize the underlying releases while retaining their distinct aesthetic. The games construct their worlds using real-world artwork spanning the Renaissance, Rococo, and Romanticism eras. Accompanying the visual style is a soundtrack that blends public domain classical music with original pieces composed by Eduardo Antonello, recorded using period-appropriate instruments.

To streamline play across both console platforms, the collection incorporates several key technical and user interface improvements:

  • Unified Interface & Controls: Features a full UI overhaul alongside complete controller support and general quality-of-life additions.
  • Puzzling Pilgrimages System: Updates traditional narrative adventure mechanics with direct character movement, a drop-down inventory, and a traditional "verb coin" interaction menu.

Official pricing details for the release have not yet been formally confirmed in editorial announcements.


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Sources: Nintendo Life

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