Shochiku Games has confirmed that Eternal Palace Sakura, a 3D action roguelite, will arrive on Nintendo Switch the same day it launches on PC — November 5, 2026.
The developer’s announcement establishes a simultaneous release on both platforms, giving Switch owners access to the title at launch.
Overview and release details
Eternal Palace Sakura casts players as Retla, a cat-eared protagonist who wields two weapons and fights through a procedurally generated palace.
Shochiku Games confirmed the title will release on November 5, 2026 for Nintendo Switch and PC.
A launch trailer has also been released by the developer to showcase combat, level variety, and the game’s anime-inspired aesthetic.
Gameplay and systems (rewritten from the announcement)
Shochiku Games describes Eternal Palace Sakura as a roguelite built around fast-paced, dual-wield combat and procedural labyrinth design.
Players will navigate a shifting dream labyrinth in which corridors, enemies, and rewards rearrange between runs.
Combat emphasizes combos, evasive maneuvers, and chaining attacks, while roguelite progression lets players unlock persistent abilities, new weapons, and upgrades that carry into subsequent attempts.
Key features
- Responsive dual-wield melee combat with emphasis on combos and dodging.
- Procedurally generated palace corridors that change each run to increase replayability.
- Roguelite progression: unlockable abilities, weapons, and upgrades that persist between runs.
- Anime-inspired fantasy setting with a central protagonist, Retla.
Where to buy and platform notes
On Nintendo Switch, Eternal Palace Sakura will be available digitally through the Nintendo eShop at launch.
The PC version will be released simultaneously on November 5, 2026.
Shochiku Games’ announcement indicates a unified launch window for both platforms, allowing players on Switch and PC to begin playing on the same day.
For readers tracking Switch releases, the November 5 date places Eternal Palace Sakura among late-2026 indie and mid-tier launches.
The developer’s trailer and more platform-specific details are available through Shochiku Games’ official channels and the game’s storefront pages on Nintendo eShop and PC distribution platforms.
The developer’s announcement establishes a simultaneous release on both platforms, giving Switch owners access to the title at launch.
Overview and release details
Eternal Palace Sakura casts players as Retla, a cat-eared protagonist who wields two weapons and fights through a procedurally generated palace.
Shochiku Games confirmed the title will release on November 5, 2026 for Nintendo Switch and PC.
A launch trailer has also been released by the developer to showcase combat, level variety, and the game’s anime-inspired aesthetic.
Gameplay and systems (rewritten from the announcement)
Shochiku Games describes Eternal Palace Sakura as a roguelite built around fast-paced, dual-wield combat and procedural labyrinth design.
Players will navigate a shifting dream labyrinth in which corridors, enemies, and rewards rearrange between runs.
Combat emphasizes combos, evasive maneuvers, and chaining attacks, while roguelite progression lets players unlock persistent abilities, new weapons, and upgrades that carry into subsequent attempts.
Key features
- Responsive dual-wield melee combat with emphasis on combos and dodging.
- Procedurally generated palace corridors that change each run to increase replayability.
- Roguelite progression: unlockable abilities, weapons, and upgrades that persist between runs.
- Anime-inspired fantasy setting with a central protagonist, Retla.
Where to buy and platform notes
On Nintendo Switch, Eternal Palace Sakura will be available digitally through the Nintendo eShop at launch.
The PC version will be released simultaneously on November 5, 2026.
Shochiku Games’ announcement indicates a unified launch window for both platforms, allowing players on Switch and PC to begin playing on the same day.
For readers tracking Switch releases, the November 5 date places Eternal Palace Sakura among late-2026 indie and mid-tier launches.
The developer’s trailer and more platform-specific details are available through Shochiku Games’ official channels and the game’s storefront pages on Nintendo eShop and PC distribution platforms.
