In the June 8 issue of Famitsu, D3 Publisher announced Soaring Sky! Pretty Cure – Soaring! Puzzle Collection for Nintendo Switch. The upcoming Nintendo Switch puzzle game launches on August 10 in Japan for 4,400 yen, and a western release date was not announced.
Soaring Sky! Pretty Cure – Soaring! Puzzle Collection will feature 10 mini games. These mini games include bubble-bubble, jigsaw puzzles, spot the difference games, word puzzles, and much more. The bubble-bubble mini game is essentially Soaring Sky! Pretty Cure – Soaring! Puzzle Collection’s version of TAITO’s Puzzle Bobble. Several in-game screenshots were shown in the June 8 Famitsu issue, which is available in a brief preview at Famitsu.com.
Check out the game’s key art below, via Famitsu:

Famitsu’s June 8 issue releases on May 25 with a cover story highlighting gameplay, newly added features, and much more for Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection. Additionally, the special feature includes interviews with composer Yuzo Koshiro and illustrator Yuji Himukai. Furthermore, Famitsu readers can expect more details about upcoming titles releasing this year including CRYMACHINA and Hyperdimension Neptunia GameMaker R:Evolution.
Lastly, Soaring Sky! Pretty Cure – Soaring! Puzzle Collection launches August 10 for Nintendo Switch in Japan. A worldwide release has not been announced by D3 Publisher.
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