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Terranigma Releasing in January, Physical Editions Announced

by Alex Fuller · Published September 16, 2026 · Updated September 20, 2026

Clear River Games announced that action RPG Terranigma will release physically and digitally on January 14, 2027. The re-release of the previously Super Famicom/Super Nintendo title will be available for PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2. The physical versions of the game will be available in multiple editions, available to pre-order now:

Standard Edition

$39.99/€39.99 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S or $44.99/€44.99 on Nintendo Switch 2

Foiled Standard Edition

$39.99/€39.99 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S or $44.99/€44.99 on Nintendo Switch 2
Limited quantity edition featuring a foiled cover. Available exclusively through the Clear River Games and Limited Run Games online stores.

SteelBook Edition

$64.99/€64.99 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2
Contents of the Foiled Standard Edition
A reversible cover
A booklet
A SteelBook case
Dedicated O-sleeve

Gaia Edition

$199.99/€199.99 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2
Contents of the SteelBook Edition
Yomi vinyl figurine
Pandora’s Box replica, including a music box that plays “Elle’s Theme” and space for the Yomi figurine
200-page art book
Enamel pixel-style pin
Original soundtrack selection CD
Cloth world map

Developed by Quintet, Terranigma was originally released in Japan in 1995 by Enix. Due to the closure of Enix’s North American branch, the game was never released there, but did get a European and Australian release in 1996 courtesy of Nintendo. The game tells the story of the resurrection of Earth, which at the time of the game is divided between the external Lightside and internal Darkside. It follows Ark, a young boy from the Darkside village of Crysta and unaware of the outside world, who opens a forbidden door and sets world-changing events into motion.

The new release will include a brand new “Arranged Mode” for the game, which will add a variety of tweaks to the game, such as increased magic damage, a mini map, and the ability to save progress at any time. The new version will also add a CRT filter and multiple aspect ratios, plus numerous quality-of-life features, including a quick magic button, item hot-swap, customisable backgrounds, a music player, a museum, a rewind function, and remappable controls.

“Arranged Mode” screenshots and release date trailer