
He-Man Game Sets February 2027 Launch Date With Physical Options
The retro beat ’em up Dragon Pearl of Destruction will release on February 4, 2027 across multiple platforms with physical editions available.
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He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction launches on February 4, 2027. Reports agree on this date for the retro-inspired game. The list of supported platforms varies by source. One report lists Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. Another includes PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC via Steam.
Clear River Games is the publisher behind the announcement. Developer Bitmap Bureau is creating the experience. Mattel also holds involvement in the title. Limited Run Games handles exclusive physical versions for collectors.
Players can control Eternia’s heroes to battle Skeletor and Evil-Lyn. There are four playable characters including He-Man and She-Ra. The campaign features over 13 action-packed levels. Battle Cat joins the fight alongside the human heroes.
Push Square reports the game supports up to four-player co-op. Players can work together across the 13-stage campaign. This allows friends to use specific moves and abilities on screen simultaneously.

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The standard physical release retails for $29.99 through Clear River Games. Digital versions share this price point according to most reports. Limited Run Games offers a Standard Edition at the same cost.
A Collector’s Edition costs $99.99 and includes bonus physical goods. Items include a replica Power Sword and an epoxy character pin badge. The box is designed by CultureFly with lunchbox style packaging.
Preorders opened on October 12, 2026 to coincide with He-Man’s birthday. The window closes on November 22, 2026. Early buyers of the Collector’s Edition get a bonus action figure while supplies last.
The game was announced over a year ago before facing delays. It is part of a series of retro-style beat ’em ups. Bitmap Bureau also developed Terminator 2D: No Fate.