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Dumpster Gang – Release Date Trailer – Nintendo Switch 2

Published:2026-10-29 22:14 UTC · Updated:2026-10-29 22:14 UTC

Dumpster Gang is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 in March 2027. The online co-op sandbox puts players in control of mischievous raccoons who scavenge dumpsters, steal junk, raid snacks and evade the evil exterminator.

Dumpster Gang – Release Date Trailer – Nintendo Switch 2
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Gameplay

In Dumpster Gang, players use Joy-Con 2 controllers to play as a mischievous raccoon. The online co-op sandbox supports teams of up to three friends as they scavenge dumpsters, steal junk, raid snacks, commit tiny, harmless crimes and avoid the evil exterminator.

The raccoon activities extend beyond trash and snacks. Players work together to haul loot, solve puzzles and rescue captured teammates while nimbly dodging traps set out by the Exterminator.

More information about the game is available through Nintendo.com. Nintendo also invites viewers to subscribe for more Nintendo fun and follow Nintendo of America on X/Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Twitch.

At a glance
Release window
Dumpster Gang is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 in March 2027.
Online co-op
Players can team up with up to three friends while playing as a mischievous raccoon in an online co-op sandbox.
Cooperative activities
Players must work together to haul loot, solve puzzles and rescue captured teammates while dodging traps set by the Exterminator.

Sources and language information

Original source

Official information · Source language: English

Source region / storefront: Not specified by the source; language does not imply availability.

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