Croc 2 Remaster Locks in October Release Date as Argonaut Kicks Off 'Croctober'

Croc 2 Kingdom of the Gobbos remaster is launching October 29 2026

Published: Oct 01, 2026, 4:01 pm Updated: Oct 01, 2026, 4:01 pm

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Primary Subject: Croc 2 Remaster Release
Key Update: The sequel's digital launch is confirmed for October 29, 2026.
Status: Confirmed
Last Verified: October 1, 2026
Quick Answer: The Croc 2 Kingdom of the Gobbos remaster is set to release on October 29, 2026, with updated visuals, controls, and bonus content.

Argonaut Games has officially wrapped development on the Croc 2 Kingdom of the Gobbos remaster, confirming a digital launch for October 29, 2026, across Nintendo Switch, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Steam, and GOG.

The announcement coincides with the start of "Croctober," a month-long push across Argonaut’s social channels featuring updates, behind-the-scenes drops, and news leading straight into launch day.

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Rather than a simple resolution bump, the remaster restores the original 1999 game’s full development title (Kingdom of the Gobbos) while adding visual upgrades and modern controls. The story picks up with Croc heading to the mainland to search for his long-lost parents, only for his arch-nemesis Baron Dante to be resurrected by the Dantinis. That sets up a run across four distinct villages and over 40 open-ended 3D platforming levels.

The sequel’s mechanics remain intact alongside a few key additions. Croc now gets a triple jump for extra verticality, helping navigate the tougher platforming sections. The original vehicle sequences also return, including minecart runs, speedboat races, hang glider sections, and wooden airplane levels.

For fans interested in how the original PS1 title came together, the package includes the Croc2pedia, an in-game digital museum containing unreleased development materials, cut content, and the Croc2mentary, a 90-minute documentary featuring interviews with both the original 1999 team and the remaster developers.

Digital wishlists are live now on PC and console storefronts, though Switch users currently need to register via Argonaut’s website for eShop notification alerts. Argonaut confirmed that news regarding physical editions will follow later this year.

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