Its a bit weird, but maybe they had some trouble with Nintendo about the game. The game is on PS4, XB1 and PC if you have any of those though.

Going Switch only is pretty silly, considering all the other platforms have access to even more titles than the Switch currently has. I'm PC first and Nintendo second, so if I want to double dip, I will, but only for the Switch. if the game is on PC but not on the Switch, I'll just grab it on PC.

Most people these days already have a primary platform, with a second system on the side, if that's anything to go by. 

I play all my platforms equally, PS4-Switch-PC (no Xbox). While I rather gravitate to playing my indie games on the Switch (for portability sake), I don't mind certain ones not coming. I just play them on my PC. I have a massive indie collection through Humble Bundle :D

thats a bit weird and a little unprofessional. the Switch has been a haven for indie games since it launched, you would think they would want to port the game to it, but theyre acting like they arent even trying to support the console. and that just means less sales and less publicity.

Although Gears for Breakfast haven't given their reasons (as far as I'm aware) people have pointed out that it's likely got a lot to do with the game running on Unreal Engine 3, which does not support the Switch. A port would be a significant investment and it might turn out terrible. There could well be other reasons too, but they did state some months ago that a Switch port would be unlikely for this reason.

Well at least they is more respectful when it comes to shutting down port beggers unlike Kamiya.

Rocket League is unreal 3 as well. These devs just are not good at optimization. Isn't this game 30FPS on PS4? It's not that demanding of a game visually. Sounds more like they just suck at optimizing.

The dev said no, is no.

Otherwise they might need a porting team for the Nintendo Switch, Rocket League is powered by Unreal Engine 3 somewhat version...

Edit: Apparently any Unreal Engine 3 titles don't support Switch because it's a legacy support, it requires do some custom work.

Least they aren't getting death threats and the sort like a certain other developer was when his game as Nintendo exclusive.

Only on  a video game forum can consumers showing interest in a company's products be seen as "harassment". 

Leave console wars out of this thread please. Games being released on more platforms is always a GOOD thing, not a bad thing. 

The only one losing out here is the developer really, the Switch version would probably outsell all the other platforms combined. He's also shooting himself in the foot as Nintendo fans will avoid any future games by this developer and Nintendo won't feel likely to co-operate or help this studio from now on. 

All of this could have easily been avoided if the developer explained why it's not coming to the Switch instead of being a douche about it.