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- Layers of Fear: The Final Masterpiece Edition will release on Nintendo Switch 2 on December 19, 2025.
- The edition includes the entire series, all DLCs, and new chapters with enhanced graphics and adaptations for Nintendo Switch 2s capabilities.
- Players can choose between traditional controller movements or screen taps to control the game while maintaining the sinister atmosphere.
- The Final Masterpiece Edition provides a comprehensive way for players to explore the Layers of Fear universe without needing separate DLCs or sequels.
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Layers of Fear Complete Collection Arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 in December ’25
Bloober Team will release Layers of Fear: The Final Masterpiece Edition on the Nintendo Switch 2 on December 19, 2025. The $39.99 edition compiles the entire series, including Layers of Fear, Layers of Fear 2, all DLCs, and new chapters, enhanced with HDR displays, dynamic lighting, and ray tracing. Bloober Team has adapted the game to take advantage of the Nintendo Switch 2’s capabilities and has also provided options for players who prefer traditional controls. Players can use controller movements or screen taps, ensuring the sinister atmosphere of Layers of Fear is retained regardless of control preference. The game trailer is currently available. The Final Masterpiece Edition offers a convenient way for players to immerse themselves in the Layers of Fear universe without needing to acquire separate DLCs or sequels.
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| Play Modes | Single player |
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