NEOWIZ has officially released the Nintendo Switch 2 version of its action RPG 'Lies of P.' The bundle includes the base game and its DLC, with the digital version priced at ₩69800.

NEOWIZ (co-CEOs Kim Seung-chul and Bae Tae-geun) announced on the 6th that it has officially launched 'Lies of P: Complete Edition' for the Nintendo Switch 2, a version of its PC and console action RPG 'Lies of P.'

'Lies of P: Complete Edition' is a bundle that includes the base game 'Lies of P' and its DLC, 'Lies of P: Overture.' The game has been optimized for the Nintendo Switch 2 environment and includes all quality-of-life improvements, new difficulty settings, and challenge modes released since the original launch.

The digital version is available for purchase on the Nintendo eShop for ₩69800. With this release, NEOWIZ aims to expand the reach of 'Lies of P' to the Nintendo platform and further broaden its connection with global users.

The physical package version will be released globally on October 2. NEOWIZ is collaborating with global merchandising company iam8bit to offer a physical package containing both the base game and the DLC; pre-orders are currently available on the official iam8bit website.

Choi Ji-won, General Director of 'Lies of P,' stated, "'Lies of P: Complete Edition' is optimized to provide a high-quality gameplay experience that encompasses both the base game and the DLC, even in a next-generation console environment. Through this release, we will expand our reach to Nintendo users and continue the vitality of the 'Lies of P' IP across various platforms."

Meanwhile, 'Lies of P,' released in September 2023, garnered global attention for its originality in adapting the classic Italian tale of Pinocchio into a dark fairy tale, as well as for its distinct combat system and action-packed gameplay. Following the success of the DLC 'Lies of P: Overture,' released in June 2025, the series has surpassed 4 million cumulative units sold. Notably, 'Lies of P: Overture' won the 'Best DLC' award at the New York Game Awards and received critical acclaim, holding scores of 85 on Metacritic and 86 on OpenCritic.