Out now — 29 October 2026 on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2
Hello Kitty Party Land

Party game on Switch and Switch 2

Hello Kitty Party Land

Three boards, 45+ mini-games and a town full of Sanrio characters. This is the guide to how Party Land actually works, written against the launch build.

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Official Hello Kitty Party Land screenshot: Sanrio characters in the sky above the Game Park, Shopping Mall and Creative Labo
Official Hello Kitty Party Land screenshot
Released29 Oct 2026
PlatformsSwitch & Switch 2
Mini-games45+
Characters145+
New to Party Land

Start with these3

Hello Kitty Party Land is a party game for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, released worldwide on 29 October 2026, built by G-Style and published by Bandai Namco under the Sanrio Games label. It is not a collection of menus: you walk around a town called Party Land with a Sanrio partner beside you, and the games start when you walk up to them. This guide is written against the launch build that shipped with the 28 October 2026 official manual. Every number below is one the game publishes.

What you actually do in Party Land

Three activities take most of your time. The board game: up to four players roll a roulette, move around one of three boards and play mini-games together to collect flowers, droplets or sparks. The mini-games: more than 45 of them, all cooperative, playable from the Game Park at any time. The town: shops, a photo studio, a farm above the clouds and a Creative Labo where you build music and pictures. Coins link all three: board results pay them, the shops take them. Waterwheel Tickets are a separate wallet that runs on a timer.

Before your first session

DecideWhy it mattersWhere
DifficultyMini-game difficulty and the board's delivery quotaRe-pickable every game
PartnerWalks with you, holds friendship, hides special outfitsChangeable at the Partner Room
LookEyes, hair, eyebrows, skin toneFree to change at the Make-Up Salon
Who plays1–4 local, or 2–4 onlineMain menu

Two of those change later for free, so do not agonise over them. Difficulty is the one that changes how a run feels, and it resets on every new game.

The three boards at a glance

BoardGoalCollectDelivery pointsQuota on Medium
Blooming Flower FestivalHelp Marroncream stage the flower festivalFlowers1150 flowers each
Tropical TwilightHelp Tiran's crew grow fruitDroplets4150 droplets each
Sparkling Neon NightPower Goropikadon's live showSparks3200 sparks each

Quotas and the day limit move with difficulty; the numbers above are the Medium baseline the manual states.

Straight answers

Is there a PC, PlayStation or Xbox version? No — Switch and Switch 2 only.

Do you need Nintendo Switch Online? Only for online play; everything on one console works without it.

Can you play alone? Yes — every mini-game is built for one player or four, and a board run works solo.

How long is a board? The game counts in days; a day ends when every player has taken a turn, and the run ends when the quota is met or the days run out.

Is the Character T-Shirt included? It is an early purchase bonus with its own eShop code; only that shirt can hold stickers.

New to it? Start with beginner tips. Already playing? Go to mini-games, Blooming Flower Festival or coins and shopping.

How a run works

Boards and mini-games3