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Deltarune's Secret Switch 2 Feature Unveiled

By NatalieSep 30,2025

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Deltarune Reveals Exclusive Switch 2 Features In Secret Announcement

Deltarune will introduce exclusive features for its Nintendo Switch 2 version. Discover what makes this edition special and its pricing details below.

Deltarune Switch 2 Exclusive Features

Special Room and Unique Controller Features

Deltarune Switch 2 Exclusive Features Revealed

The Deltarune Switch 2 version was officially announced during Nintendo's April 2nd Direct presentation. This enhanced edition will include Chapters 3 and 4 along with exclusive next-gen console features.

Creator Toby Fox revealed in a Fangamer newsletter that the Switch 2 version will feature a special room utilizing the Joy-Cons' mouse functionality. Fox explained, "We created a small SPECIAL ROOM that takes advantage of simultaneous MOUSE CONTROLS USING BOTH CONTROLLERS - something only possible on Nintendo Switch 2!"

Non-Switch 2 players can still access this room with alternate controls. Additionally, players can transfer their save files from the Nintendo Switch demo versions of Chapters 1 and 2.

Future Chapters Offered as Free Updates

Deltarune Pricing Structure Revealed

The newsletter confirmed Deltarune's price point at $24.99, which includes Chapters 1-4. While Chapters 1 (2018) and 2 (2021) were originally free, Fox announced upcoming chapters will now be complimentary updates.

Fox stated, "My hope is that as we complete more chapters, players will feel they're getting tremendous value."

Deltarune Soundtrack Details

The game's soundtrack will be available on Steam for $14.99, featuring 150+ songs from Chapters 3-4, with future tracks included at no additional cost.

DELTARUNE Chapters 1-4 launches June 5, 2025 alongside Switch 2 on PlayStation 4/5, Nintendo Switch/Switch 2, and PC. Stay tuned for more updates!

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