Prinny Party Launches On Switch, PS5, And PC

NIS America has released Prinny Party: Going Overboard in western regions for Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and PC via Steam. The new multiplayer-focused spin-off brings the colorful chaos of the Disgaea universe into a competitive party game where up to four players battle, cooperate, and betray each other in a race to claim victory.

At its core, the game blends light RPG progression with board game-style movement and frantic party game action. Players travel around the map, gain experience, complete quests, and collect stronger equipment to improve their chances as the match unfolds. While there is a cooperative element when major threats appear, the real goal is still individual glory. When a boss shows up, everyone can team up to bring it down, but only the player who carries the defeated boss back to the spawn point gets full credit. That twist turns every alliance into a temporary one and gives each match a constant sense of tension.

The setup creates a fun push and pull between teamwork and sabotage. You may need to rely on other players to survive difficult encounters, but the moment the objective is within reach, everyone becomes a rival again. That competitive edge is one of the game’s biggest hooks, especially for players who enjoy party titles that encourage unpredictable moments and playful arguments among friends.

One of the standout mechanics is the ability to pick up and throw characters around the map. Players can toss friends, enemies, and just about anyone else to gain an advantage or disrupt another player’s plans. It is a simple idea, but it fits perfectly with the over-the-top style associated with Disgaea. Throwing mechanics can quickly change the flow of a match, whether you are launching an ally toward an objective or hurling a rival into danger.

The game also includes build spaces that let players construct and upgrade facilities across the board. These can include useful locations such as hospitals and armouries, adding a layer of strategy beyond simply moving and fighting. Building the right facility at the right time can create a major advantage, though there is a catch: other players can use those facilities as well. That means every investment comes with risk, and smart placement becomes an important part of staying ahead.

Another major feature is the Assembly system, which allows players to pass bills that can dramatically alter the match. These effects can include boosting damage, granting extra movement, or even unlocking powerful tools like a cannon capable of devastating enemies. This mechanic gives players more ways to swing momentum in their favor and adds to the game’s unpredictable nature. Matches are not just about who has the best gear or the highest level, but also who can make the smartest use of the systems available.

For multiplayer options, the game does not offer traditional built-in online matchmaking. However, it does support online play through Steam Remote Play Together on PC and GameShare on Nintendo Switch 2. That means players still have ways to enjoy the game remotely, even if it is not structured like a standard online party title. Local multiplayer remains a major focus, making it especially appealing for couch co-op sessions and group gatherings.

The release also includes dual audio and English subtitle options, giving players flexibility in how they experience the game. For those already playing on the original Nintendo Switch, there is also an upgrade path to the Switch 2 Edition through an Upgrade Pack available on the eShop. That should make the transition easier for players who want to move to the newer version without starting from scratch on a separate platform purchase.

Priced at $29.99, the game aims to offer a more accessible entry point for fans of multiplayer party games and the wider Disgaea cast. Its combination of board movement, character progression, environmental strategy, and chaotic player interaction gives it a distinct identity compared with more traditional party game releases. Rather than focusing purely on mini-games, it leans into a full match structure where decisions build over time and every round can shift dramatically in the final moments.

For Disgaea fans, the biggest appeal may be seeing familiar characters and the series’ signature humor adapted into a competitive group format. For newcomers, the game appears designed to be easy to grasp while still leaving room for strategy and wild reversals. Whether you are coordinating to defeat a boss, building facilities to control the board, or tossing your friends off course at the perfect moment, the experience is built around lively multiplayer chaos.

With its launch now complete across Switch, Switch 2, PS5, and PC, players looking for a party game with a mischievous RPG twist have a new option to check out.

NIS America, Inc. is excited to announce that Prinny Party: Going Overboard!, a four-player party game where you compete with your friends to come out on top, is now available on Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and PC.

In Prinny Party: Going Overboard!, you and your friends must do whatever it takes to defeat the Supreme Overboard Laharl and his Protago-Knights! In practice, it’s quite simple: move around the board, earn experience, acquire more powerful equipment, and turn in quests to stay ahead of the curve. Then, when a boss spawns, work together to take him down.

But friendships don’t last long in Prinny Party—only the player who brings the boss back to spawn gets the credit, so do whatever it takes to be the hero.

Throw, fight, and squabble your way to victory! Whatever you do, just don’t die all at once, or it’ll be game over—for everyone.

Key features:

• Huck, Chuck, Boom!: Pick up and throw your friends, enemies, and frenemies to put things in their place. As always, be careful when handling Prinnies!
• Build a Better Tomorrow: By landing on a build space, you can build and upgrade facilities, such as hospitals or armouries. Just remember: other players will be able to shop there, too!
• It Pays to Pass Some Bills: Triple your damage, move again, or build a cannon capable of wiping out even the most powerful demons. Everything is possible when you pass bills at the Assembly!

Get ready to put your friendship to the test in this prinny-perfect experience that’s an RPG and a party all in one. Prinny Party: Going Overboard! is priced at $29.99 and is available now on Switch, Switch 2, PlayStation 5 and PC.