Deep Rock Galactic Survivor Shadow-Drops on Switch and Switch 2 Today: 60 FPS Hoxxes Mining Goes Portable
Ghost Ship Publishing and Funday Games just pulled off a major surprise for handheld rogue-lite fans. Starting today, Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor is officially available on both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2.
The hit single-player auto-shooter translates the beloved mining and survival loop into bite-sized, adrenaline-fueled runs. You drop into Hoxxes IV, carve tunnels through destructible rock, hoard gold and nitra, and mow down swarms of Glyphids before the drop pod takes off.
Locked 60 FPS and Instant Load Times on Switch 2
Funday Games tailored specific technical profiles for each console. On Nintendo Switch 2, the game runs at a locked 60 frames per second with enhanced resolution and near-instant loading times between stages.
Even when the screen fills with hundreds of acid-spitting bugs and chain explosions, performance never wavers. Meanwhile, the original Nintendo Switch version delivers solid optimization focused on pure portable accessibility.

Four Classic Classes and Deep Overclock Systems
Players can jump straight into the boots of the four iconic dwarf classes. Whether you favor the nimble Scout, the heavy-hitting Gunner, the automated turrets of the Engineer, or the raw digging power of the Driller, each class changes how you navigate Hoxxes.
Every run offers dozens of weapon upgrades and potent overclocks. Much like the anticipation surrounding Warhammer Survivors, the fun lies in assembling game-breaking builds that melt through entire hordes in seconds.

Complete Content Package on Day One
Ghost Ship Publishing confirmed that both console versions ship with all major updates, biomes, and weapon balances introduced on PC. There is no waiting around for missing content or delayed patches.
Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor is live right now on the Nintendo eShop. Grab your pickaxe, load your weapons, and get ready for deep subterranean chaos.



















