Crushed in Time Sets iOS Launch Date for October 2026

Draw Me A Pixel confirms the mobile release of its detective puzzle game for iPhone and iPad, while Android and Switch dates remain unannounced.
Key points
- Crushed in Time will be released on iPhone and iPad on October 19, 2026.
- Android and Nintendo Switch release dates have not been confirmed by the developers.
- The PC version of the game currently holds a 90% positive review score.
Draw Me A Pixel has confirmed that Sherlock Holmes will soon be investigating bugs on mobile devices. The studio announced that Crushed in Time, the absurd adventure title, is scheduled to arrive on iPhone and iPad on October 19, 2026.
While the iOS launch date is fixed, the release timing for Android and Nintendo Switch remains uncertain. The developers have listed these platforms in the game’s store listings but have not yet confirmed whether they will launch simultaneously with the Apple ecosystem.
Mobile launch date confirmed
The game is set to debut on iOS devices in late 2026. According to the App Store page cited by ixbt.games, players can expect the title to hit their phones and tablets on October 19. This release follows the PC version, which launched in June 2026 and has maintained a strong reputation among early adopters.
However, the simultaneous release for other mobile and handheld platforms is not guaranteed. Although Android and Nintendo Switch versions are mentioned in the official materials, the lack of a specific date suggests that these releases may be delayed or handled separately from the initial iOS drop.
Puzzle mechanics define gameplay
Crushed in Time casts Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson in a comedic take on the gaming industry. The narrative involves the detectives searching for a missing character by traversing different stages of game development. The core gameplay loop relies on a simple 'grab, pull, and release' mechanic, allowing players to interact with environmental elements to solve puzzles.
PC reception influences mobile
The mobile port benefits from a solid foundation on PC, where the game received 90% positive reviews from over 1,200 users. This positive reception likely supports the decision to bring the title to a broader audience. The catch for mobile players is the wait time, as the game will not be available on phones until the second half of 2026.






