Spooky Doorway’s supernatural detective adventure The Séance of Blake Manor is officially coming to Nintendo Switch 2, with a launch date set for October 28, 2026.
Originally released in 2025 and developed by the studio behind The Darkside Detective, the game earned praise for its atmospheric presentation and well-crafted mystery.
Publisher Raw Fury is handling the Switch 2 release, which is available for pre-order now on the Switch 2 eShop for £16.75.
The eShop listing that confirmed the port was reported by Nintendo Everything.
The listing specifies the October 28, 2026 launch and the £16.75 price; it does not, however, list support for mouse mode or other peripheral features.
The eShop page’s omission of mouse support is factual information from the storefront listing and should not be read as a definitive statement about future peripheral compatibility.
Fans' reaction to the announcement has been enthusiastic: the sentiment captured by the phrase "the spirits heard us" reflects relief and excitement at the title's arrival on Nintendo's next-generation handheld-console hybrid.
That response underlines the game's strong reception since its initial 2025 release.
Raw Fury's official description frames the game as a period supernatural mystery set in 1897 Ireland.
In journalistic terms: players assume the role of private investigator Declan Ward to probe the disappearance of Evelyn Deane at a remote hotel.
The publisher explains that the investigation involves interviewing an eclectic cast of suspects, recording findings in a detective journal, and using gathered clues to uncover the truth behind a mysterious séance that has brought the unusual guests together.
Spooky Doorway is known for narrative-driven, pixel-art adventures, most notably The Darkside Detective, and The Séance of Blake Manor continues that focus on investigation and atmosphere.
With the Switch 2 port, the title becomes more accessible to Nintendo’s install base and to players who prefer portable gaming.
The pre-order listing on the Switch 2 eShop confirms the price and release date; interested players can purchase the game ahead of launch via the storefront.
This Switch 2 release is a straightforward port announcement: it ties a well-regarded 2025 indie release to Nintendo's new hardware, gives a concrete release date and price, and clarifies available platform details as listed on the eShop.
Originally released in 2025 and developed by the studio behind The Darkside Detective, the game earned praise for its atmospheric presentation and well-crafted mystery.
Publisher Raw Fury is handling the Switch 2 release, which is available for pre-order now on the Switch 2 eShop for £16.75.
The eShop listing that confirmed the port was reported by Nintendo Everything.
The listing specifies the October 28, 2026 launch and the £16.75 price; it does not, however, list support for mouse mode or other peripheral features.
The eShop page’s omission of mouse support is factual information from the storefront listing and should not be read as a definitive statement about future peripheral compatibility.
Fans' reaction to the announcement has been enthusiastic: the sentiment captured by the phrase "the spirits heard us" reflects relief and excitement at the title's arrival on Nintendo's next-generation handheld-console hybrid.
That response underlines the game's strong reception since its initial 2025 release.
Raw Fury's official description frames the game as a period supernatural mystery set in 1897 Ireland.
In journalistic terms: players assume the role of private investigator Declan Ward to probe the disappearance of Evelyn Deane at a remote hotel.
The publisher explains that the investigation involves interviewing an eclectic cast of suspects, recording findings in a detective journal, and using gathered clues to uncover the truth behind a mysterious séance that has brought the unusual guests together.
Spooky Doorway is known for narrative-driven, pixel-art adventures, most notably The Darkside Detective, and The Séance of Blake Manor continues that focus on investigation and atmosphere.
With the Switch 2 port, the title becomes more accessible to Nintendo’s install base and to players who prefer portable gaming.
The pre-order listing on the Switch 2 eShop confirms the price and release date; interested players can purchase the game ahead of launch via the storefront.
This Switch 2 release is a straightforward port announcement: it ties a well-regarded 2025 indie release to Nintendo's new hardware, gives a concrete release date and price, and clarifies available platform details as listed on the eShop.
