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Little Kitty, Big City (Switch): all the updates

On this page, you will find all there is to know about the various updates for Little Kitty, Big City on Nintendo Switch.

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Little Kitty, Big City – Ver. ???

  • Release date: Summer 2025
  • Patch notes:

No patch notes available yet. This update brings the following to the game:

  • Players can look forward to exploring new parts of the neighborhood, each stuffed with delightful distractions.
  • Meet new characters
  • Update your hat wardrobe
  • Customize your Kitty
  • Unlock a host of photo mode features
  • Make friends with a feline superstar,
  • Cause even more chaos for the humans
  • Learn how to do a dog impression? What on earth are you up to, Kitty?!
  • Additional notes: none
  • Source: Double Dagger Studio PR (07/06/2025)

Little Kitty, Big City – Ver. ???

  • Release date: March 10th/11th 2025
  • Patch notes:
  • Added a free Joker Hat which gives the player +1 Mischief when a human gets knocked down while wearing it (Go play Balatro! It’s really good!)
  • Fixed a Very Silly issue with allowing scrolling off-screen w/ hats
  • Fixed a small issues with Pedestrians that would cause them to not behave properly
  • Fixed a small exception in optimizers culling the container script which made them not as efficient
  • Fix bug where having a selected/equipped hat on the Main hat list and switching to the Bonus hats tab would cause cursor to be off-screen
  • Updated credits

Little Kitty, Big City – Ver. ???

  • Release date: February 6th/7th 2025
  • Patch notes:
  • Added a new free Snake Hat!
  • Added a new inventory category to hold hats that aren’t collected in the main game
  • Added a new button to the main menu
  • Fixes, improvements and optimizations to various areas of the City
  • Fixed key hint icons sometimes showing as the non-existent windows key
  • Fixed head snapping to look at birds whilst asleep in nap spots.(Noticeable in chameleon yard, head would spazz out when birds got near)
  • Fixed head snapping to look at menu positions “look at’s” whilst in nap spots
  • Fixed the recycle bin showing you could deposit items that are not cans
  • Fixed highlight outline appearing for some items that you couldn’t actually pickup
  • Fixed Doggo bone resetting position after save / load (after having put it in a bowl)
  • Fixed crashes/lock ups from invalid or corrupt player settings (if a computer crashed or the power went out during a save)
  • Updated the credits

Little Kitty, Big City – Ver. ???

  • Release date: May 27th 2024 (North America, Europe) / May 28th 2024 (Japan)
  • Patch notes:
  • fixed being able to open the emote menu when pawing
  • fixed being able to take a photo during the outro (and some other periods as well)
  • made improvements to the doggo quest and pushing balls
  • fixed bad collision on the kyoto style house which allowed players to clip into the building and get trapped inside
  • improved the kitty being carried behavior
  • fixed not being able to get the shiny jar on the vent near the shrine pond area
  • fixed areas that could allow the player to skip Crow and break other quests
  • improved collision inside and outside the convenience store
  • improved the collision in the arcade
  • improved the collision behavior of some of the larger, unpickupable small props (like the robot and gecku toys)
  • fixed some awkward and bad collision in the Gecku store
  • fixed a spot where you could get up on the train tracks from the back side of the construction yard and get out of bounds (and not be able to get back to the construction yard)
  • fixed the clips that cover the train tracks and prevent players front jumping on it from working
  • fixed some areas in the doggo yard where a ball could potentially fall out and/or get stuck
  • closed up a hole player could fall out of behind the covered bike structure
  • fixed a handful of trashcans that would let you enter them on the wall side and when you exited, would place you through the wall
  • major improvements to player collision code
  • fixed one of the nests falling from it’s spawn spot in some cases
  • fixed the busting birds quest not counting a nest in some cases and will retroactively fix it for players who this happened to
  • fixed the pine tree needles having box shadows
  • fixed humans pushing around boxes or fans
  • fixed players being jump scared if they are interacting with a box, trashcan, etc, or being carried
  • added a failsafe for resetting the player if they happen to fall out of the map
  • added an “Unstick Me!” button to the gameplay options menu ONLY TO BE USED IN EMERGENCIES
  • added a failsafe for when tanuki is in the post pull state, but pre teleport state, to make sure she’s in the right spot and enabled
  • fixed being able to open the esc menu and also open photo mode when the portal map was open and you were selecting a teleport destination
  • dev commands are no longer accessible in the release builds
  • improved auto saving to not happen in times that would cause an issue
  • fixed the camera wall detect using a box collider that was twice as big as it should be
  • if a player is stuck inside a volume when loading a save, we now put you in a safe, unstuck position
  • fixed fans pushing kitty TOO MUCH which caused players to fall out of the map or worse
  • fix trip not working on banana after picking it up
  • fixed some ground collisions that were concave mesh colliders and didn’t properly detect collision when falling onto them
  • fixed a bunch of areas around the construction yard to help prevent people getting themselves stuck by getting out in creative ways
  • fixed a rare bug that would happen exiting photo mode where the main camera wouldn’t re-enable
  • fixed a rare bug when exiting photo mode where kitty would get punted across the world and trigger random things along the way (like the outro, lol)

How to download updates for Little Kitty, Big City on Nintendo Switch?

To download the updates for Little Kitty, Big City, you have three options:

  • let the console do its thing if you have automatic downloads activated, and didn’t completely turn it off

If not…

  • try to launch the game from the Home Menu while being connected to the internet. You should get a prompt when doing so: simply follow the instructions on screen;

OR

  • select the game > press either + or – to go to the Options page > select Software update > select Via the Internet.

To check that you have the latest version installed, simply select the game on the Home Menu, and press – or + to go to the Options: the version number is displayed just below the game title.

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