British publisher No More Robots has announced that it will release two independent games sharing the same name on Nintendo Switch on November 25. The situation began earlier this year, when two different studios released projects titled Piece by Piece just two days apart. Despite the coincidence in their names and closely timed launches, the games offer distinct experiences and are entirely unrelated.

The first title focuses on a cozy management experience in which players run a repair shop catering to woodland animals. The second, developed by Neon Polygons, combines platforming and puzzle-solving elements, using traditional jigsaw pieces as part of its mechanics to overcome challenges and progress through the levels.

Initially, the coincidence prompted both teams to take the situation in good spirits, eventually leading to the creation of a joint bundle featuring both games on Steam. The story took another turn when No More Robots decided to take on publishing duties for Neon Polygons' project as well, extending the partnership to bring both titles to Nintendo's console.

Both games will arrive on the platform on November 25, with players able to purchase them separately or together through the Piece by Piece Double Bundle. Pre-orders opened on November 11, although the arrangement has reportedly caused some complications with Nintendo's internal systems, which now have to handle two different products registered under exactly the same name.