CloverPit dev warns of unauthorized “CloverPit Gamble” on Nintendo Switch eShop

Panik Arcade says CloverPit is not on Nintendo Switch

Developer Panik Arcade posted a public warning that an unauthorized game using the CloverPit name — titled “CloverPit Gamble” — appears on the Nintendo Switch eShop. The studio says the listing is not made by them, and urged players not to buy from impostors.

🚨 fake game warning!!🚨

we’ve been alerted that a fake game called “CloverPit Gamble” is out on the Nintendo Switch eShop. this game is NOT MADE BY US

CloverPit is only on PC, Xbox & mobile right now. please don’t buy impostors 💔 pic.twitter.com/tDZDLS11ft

— Panik Arcade 🕹️ making CloverPit 🍒🎰 (@PanikArcade) December 25, 2025

According to the warning, CloverPit is currently only available on PC, Xbox, and mobile. For context on the real game, here’s our CloverPit review.

Official image artwork:

CloverPit — press artwork. Image © Panik Arcade / Future Friends Games.

What you can do if you spot it

• Double-check the publisher/developer name on the eShop listing (impostor listings often hide behind unfamiliar publisher names).
• Report the listing to Nintendo using the eShop’s reporting/support options.
• If you already purchased it, consider contacting Nintendo Support to ask about refund options in your region.
• Follow Panik Arcade’s official accounts for updates on any takedown progress or official platform announcements.

Why this matters

Fake listings don’t just hit players’ wallets — they also damage developers by confusing audiences, hijacking search results, and muddying a game’s reputation. If you’re unsure whether a listing is real, the safest move is to verify it through the developer’s official channels before buying.

Tip for readers: when a game is popular (or starts trending), impostor listings often pop up fast. A quick check of the official developer account or official store pages can save you a lot of hassle.

Written by Ronny Fiksdahl, Founder & Editor of Fix Gaming Channel.