6 Classic Rugrats Video Games Getting Rereleased Soon

Six classic Rugrats video games are getting re-released soon, bringing together a handful of legendary games in one big collection.

What Rugrats video games are getting rereleased?

Limited Run Games has announced that it will be collecting six classic Rugrats video games into the Rugrats: Retro Rewind Collection, a compendium of six games that will be available to purchase physically and digitally on the PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch.

Physical pre-orders for the game will run from May 1-31, 2026, with digital copies available beginning on May 15. Pre-orders for the physical edition will be available on Limited Run’s website.

The six games being released are:

• Rugrats: Search for Reptar– Originally launched in 1998 for the PlayStation console, this is the Rugrats’ first adventure, taking them through a jigsaw puzzle mystery.
• The Rugrats Movie– Based on the movie of the same name, this catalog of capers was originally available on Game Boy and Game Boy Color and finds the Rugrats on a mission to seek out the missing Dil Pickles.
• Rugrats: Time Travelers– A punchy platformer launched in 1999 for the Game Boy Color, where adventures begin in a toy store with a mysterious yet irresistible time machine.
• Rugrats: Studio Tour –A 1990 action-adventure title that initially landed on PlayStation and saw the crew exploring a variety of film sets in a movie studio packed with danger and intrigue.
• Rugrats in Paris: The Movie– This title, another fun movie spin-off, was first available on the Game Boy Color, PlayStation, and N64, and brings the team to an exciting theme park in Paris where adventures beckon.
• Rugrats: Castle Capers– Released only for the Game Boy Advance in 2001, the Rugrats have to retrieve their stolen toys from Angelica, who is holding them hostage in a fortress-like playground set.

As per Limited Run Games’ usual releases, every title in the compendium will feature brand-new, quality-of-life updates designed to elevate the experience for fans. Players will be able to customize screen filters on the game, save on the fly, and rewind as well.