Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince is slated to come out later this year, and along with it comes Trine: Ultimate Collection. It was slated to come out on all major platforms excluding the Nintendo Switch, which seemed like an odd omission since Trine 4 solo will release alongside other consoles and PC. Well, thankfully for Switch owners, that changes today.

As you can see below, developer Frozenbyte Games released an announcement trailer for that version of the game. It will include the entire Trine series, including the upcoming Trine 4. A physical edition will also be available that has a soundtrack taken from the whole series, Trine 4 artbook and a world map, and you can check that out here.

Trine: Ultimate Collection will release this fall for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch and PC. It’s unclear at this time if the Switch version is slated to come day and date with previously announced editions.

The first two Trine games were acclaimed 2.5D side scrolling titles, noted for their fantastical art style, offbeat sense of humor, and interesting characters. Trine 3 took the series in a different direction with a full 3D title that saw largely mixed reception and was seen as a disappointment as compared to previous entries. Now, developer Frozenbyte is back with Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince, which they hope will be a return to form for the franchise. In a new behind the scenes video, the team talked about the game, the missteps of the past, and how they want to make this game the best in the series.

As you can see in the video below, the developers talk about Trine 4 as gameplay footage is spliced in. They talk about how they want the game to be not only a return to what people loved about the first two titles, but want it to be the best one yet. They also talk candidly about Trine 3 and how it was both a disappointment for fans and themselves, overstepping their ambition and making a product that was largely subpar, especially in comparison to what came before.

Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince will release this summer for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC. Alongside that, Frozenbyte will also release Trine: Ultimate Collection, a collection of every Trine title including 4. If you’re curious about Trine 4, you can check out some gameplay footage.

Frozenbyte announced a few months back that they’d be returning to the Trine franchise with Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince, and now, the sequel has been revealed in full thanks to an announcement trailer, which you can take a look at below.

Fans of the series will be glad to know that Trine 4 returns to its side-scrolling roots, promising the sort of gameplay that endeared the first two games to millions, and the lack of which made the third one a bit of a disappointment. There’s plenty of footage shown off, exhibiting a typically strong art style, along with setup for the game’s narrative, not to mention a nice tease for what might be one of the game’s bosses in the final few seconds. Check it out.

What’s more, the trailer also announces Trine: The Ultimate Collection, which will be compiling all four Trine games together. Both the collection and Trine 4 launch for the PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC this Fall. Trine 4 can be purchased for $29.99, while the Collection is priced at $49.99, and will be available both digitally and physically.