Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed on Switch 2: file size, cartridge and performance
Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is THQ Nordic's remake of the 2010 Wii platformer, with a Switch 2 version dated October 6, 2026 and priced at $39.99. The 14.6 GB size is from the pre-release listing, so it may shift slightly at launch, but it is a modest install either way. The physical release is a Game-Key Card: the cartridge unlocks the download rather than holding the game, so you need an internet connection and the free space to start playing. No resolution or frame rate figures have been published for Switch 2 yet. It supports 13 languages, including Spanish.
Last checked November 8, 2026 · every figure links to its source
Specs
| File size (current) | 14.3 GBsource |
|---|---|
| Physical format | Game-Key Card (download required)source |
| Type | Native Switch 2 game |
| TV and handheld | 60 FPSsource |
| Performance note | Targets 60 FPS (30 FPS on Switch 1) with a higher resolution; no exact resolution has been published and there is no quality/performance toggle. |
| US eShop price | $39.99 |
| Play modes | TV mode, Tabletop mode, Handheld mode |
| Languages (13) | Japanese, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Korean, Dutch, Simplified Chinese, Latin American Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Traditional Chinese, American English, Polish |
| Publisher | THQ Nordic |
| Developer | Purple Lamp |
| Release date | October 6, 2026 |
Questions
How big is Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed on Switch 2?
Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed needs 14.3 GB of storage. That is about 6% of the Switch 2's 256 GB internal storage.
Is Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed a Game-Key Card?
The physical release of Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed is a Game-Key Card: the cartridge only unlocks a 14.3 GB download, so you need an internet connection and free storage to play it.
Does Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed run at 60 FPS on Switch 2?
Yes. Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed targets 60 FPS in TV and handheld. Targets 60 FPS (30 FPS on Switch 1) with a higher resolution; no exact resolution has been published and there is no quality/performance toggle.