Cotton Reboot! Lands on PS5 and Switch Two on October Twenty Second

Published on June 05, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

The classic shooter with witches and cotton is back in action. Cotton Reboot!, the original 1991 title, will be released on October 22 for PlayStation 5 and Switch 2. It will be available in both physical and digital formats, offering players the option to enjoy it with enhanced graphics or in its original version. Additionally, it includes two soundtracks to choose from, a straightforward way to relive this adventure on modern consoles without any frills.

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Two versions and two soundtracks for the return ๐ŸŽต

The title features an Arrange mode with retouched graphics and smoother gameplay, while the Original mode preserves the aesthetic and difficulty of the 90s arcade. The inclusion of two soundtracks allows players to switch between the classic composition and a remastered version. The engine adapts the resolution to widescreen in the enhanced mode, although purists can activate CRT filters. There are no technical surprises: it's a solid port that prioritizes accessibility without reinventing the wheel.

The witch returns so you can throw muffins at everything ๐Ÿงน

Because yes, the plot is still as deep as a saucer of milk: a witch named Cotton is looking for something called Willow, which turns out to be a magical candy. Meanwhile, you shoot at everything that moves with colorful projectiles. If you liked it in 1991, you'll like it now with more defined pixels. And if you didn't play it, don't worry: the story is the least of it. What matters here is dodging bullets and yelling at the screen. As always.