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Double Dagger Studio announced the release date for the Android and iOS versions of Little Kitty Big City on their mobile FAQs site. It will appear on both platforms on October 12, 2026 worldwide, though the Chinese version will show up sometime after that. The Apple App Store and Google Play pages are open for pre-registration purposes. 

The FAQs also went over some of the exclusive features and details about this version. It is apparently “nearly all” of the game, only with the new AR photography mode. It does not support controllers, but there are on-screen virtual controls. The mobile version of Little Kitty Big City will be its own, separate purchase on both storefronts, but it does not connect to existing ones. It will be free to start, then involve a single purchase to unlock the rest. This means you can’t continue where you left off or use a save from the Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbo xOne, Xbox Series X, or PC version. Finally, it won’t a persistant internet connection to play. 

This is the second bit of big news tied to Little Kitty Big City this week. There’s a free Two Point Museum update that adds a crossover with it. There are city Points of Interest, you can create a Little City Diorama, and you can collect Shinies for Perks and a Ledge Leaper display. 

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Here’s the trailer showing off that update.

Little Kitty Big City Android and iOS versions will launch on October 12, 2026, and it is already on the Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC. 

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