Since then, though, Nintendo went almost entirely silent regarding the game, with only occasional reassurances that development was still progressing. Our first indication of Pikmin 4 came back in 2015, when Miyamoto casually referenced a follow-up to Pikmin 3 being in development. He also said that the Switch has made it easier to control the Pikmin, for an experience they've nicknamed "dandori" in Japan-which means strategically deploying and commanding your Pikmin. In a brief comment following the footage, Miyamoto explained that while the company wouldn't be showing gameplay footage yet, he could say that this game will allow you to play from a lower perspective, closer to the ground, to give you a Pikmin's perspective. The last shot was also the first indication that we were even looking at a Pikmin game, as it showed a sleeping Bulbmin chilling out near the structures. That footage showed some serene nature scenes like a butterfly flitting off a flower, as well as some ground-eye perspectives at man-made structures like a bench or a brick patio. So far, almost everything we know about Pikmin 4 comes from one brief teaser, no more than half a minute of which was in-engine footage, as part of a Nintendo Direct presentation that debuted on September 13, 2022. Here's everything we know about Pikmin 4.
The latest in the line of puzzle-adventure games is still very much a mystery, but we can glean a little from its debut presentation. Following years of speculation, famed producer Shigeru Miyamoto confirmed in September that Pikmin 4 is in active development for Nintendo Switch and on the way soon.
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