Switch 2 Game Smashes Kickstarter Funding Goal

My Time at Evershine, one of the first games confirmed to be in development for the Nintendo Switch 2, has completely blown through its Kickstarter funding goals. The follow-up to My Time at Portia and My Time at Sandrock, My Time at Evershine looks to be taking the life sim RPG series to new levels.

Developer Pathea Games has ambitious plans for My Time at Evershine, and to achieve its goals, it has decided to seek funding through Kickstarter. The My Time at Evershine Kickstarter went live asking for $200,000 to fund the game, but it quickly surpassed that goal, with $1,571,280 raised so far and counting. There are still 22 days to go, and so there’s still plenty of time for My Time at Evershine to hit its remaining stretch goals.

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My Time at Evershine‘s Kickstarter campaign has proven to be a massive success, with the vast majority of the game’s stretch goals having already been met. Since they hit the stretch goals, fans can look forward to new features like swimming, a visit from Logan of My Time at Sandrock fame, a special pet, adjustable height, and more. Two Kickstarter stretch goals for My Time at Evershine remain at the time of this writing. If backers successfully raise $1.7 million, another romanceable character will be added to the game. $2 million, meanwhile, will unlock player body customization.

My Time at Evershine Kickstarter Stretch Goals

• $200K – Backer T-shirt
• $250K – Flirting Feature
• $300K – Bathtub Feature
• $400K – Player-Voted Interaction
• $500K – Vote on Portia/Sandrock Character Visit
• $600K – New Swimming Feature for Players
• $700K – Hot Spring Play/Date
• $800K – New Special Pet
• $900K – Pajamas Set
• $1 Million – 10 New Photo Poses
• $1 Million – Logan Will Visit the Game
• $1.2 Million – A Visit from the Past (Builder from My Time at Sandrock)
• $1.4 Million – Adjustable Height
• $1.7 Million – One More Romanceable Character (Not Yet Achieved)
• $2 Million – Player Body Customization (Not Yet Achieved)

My Time at Evershine hopes to release for PC via Steam, PS5, Xbox Series X, and the next-gen Nintendo console. Nintendo itself has yet to reveal its next-generation console, and so if the game happens to come out before the Switch 2, or whatever it ends up being called, then backers can exchange their key for a different platform.

Nintendo has confirmed that its next console is actively in development, but it has yet to reveal what it looks like, how much it costs, what specs it’s bringing to the table, or any other details. There has been some speculation that the Switch 2 reveal could happen as early as this month with the console released in early 2025, but that remains to be seen. When the Switch 2 is revealed, expect many more games to be announced for the device beyond My Time at Evershine.