Brave x Junction is still not available for Switch in the West; PC Steam in Germany, China, and Saudi Arabia
Brave x Junction is now available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam. However, the game has still yet to be accessible in some countries or regions for specific platforms. To be more precise, the Nintendo Switch version is still unavailable in the West, while the PC version via Steam is inaccessible in Germany, China, and Saudi Arabia.
Rideon Games has actually published notices about these unavailabilities on their social media accounts and the game's official website. The undetermined release window for the Western Switch version was announced earlier on October 6:
Regarding the Blackjack RPG “Brave × Junction,” scheduled for release on October 9, 2025:
— ライドオン広報 (@RideonT2) October 6, 2025
The release schedule for the Nintendo Switch version in North America and Europe has not yet been determined.
We will share updates as soon as more information becomes available.
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The company later informed that the PC release on Steam is unavailable in Germany, China, and Saudi Arabia. This announcement came on October 9—the very day Brave x Junction was supposed to be released on the PC platform:
"Regional Availability Update for Brave × Junction"
— ライドオン広報 (@RideonT2) October 9, 2025
Currently, the Steam version of Brave × Junction is not available for purchase in Germany, China, and Saudi Arabia due to regional rating restrictions.
We are in discussions with Valve to explore the possibility of adjusting the… https://t.co/H5wQioh5nj
More than a week after the announcements were made, we can corroborate that the issues mentioned above are still yet to be resolved. The American and European Nintendo eShops have still yet to generate an accurate result for a "Brave x Junction" search. And from what we have seen on SteamDB so far, the game's PC release still has China, Germany, and Saudi Arabia listed in the Restricted Countries tab. There are also still no pricings listed for Chinese Yuan and Saudi Arabian Riyal, whereas Germany uses Euro which also applies to other European countries where the game is available without any issues.