Level-5 has published video footage of the demos it showcased at Tokyo Game Show 2026, giving players a closer look at four upcoming projects.
The clips feature Professor Layton And The New World of Steam, Snack World Reloaded, Decapolice, and Holy Horror Mansion — titles Level-5 presented on its TGS showfloor this year.
In a statement accompanying the uploads, Level-5 said it has released videos of the TGS 2026 demos to allow broader access to the gameplay and presentation that attendees saw in Tokyo.
The publisher noted the four demos represent current development builds and confirmed the projects are planned for Nintendo Switch platforms; Level-5 indicated the titles are targeted for release on Nintendo Switch and the successor platform (Switch 2) at various dates “later this year and beyond.”
Professor Layton And The New World of Steam marks the latest entry in Level-5’s long-running puzzle-adventure series, which has been a cornerstone franchise for the developer since the original Professor Layton titles.
Snack World Reloaded revisits Level-5’s action-RPG IP that first launched on 3DS and mobile, updated for modern Nintendo hardware.
Decapolice and Holy Horror Mansion are newer property names showcased by the studio at TGS; Level-5’s TGS presentation gave attendees a hands-on preview and developer commentary for each.
Level-5, founded in 1998 and led by president Akihiro Hino, has a track record on Nintendo platforms — from Professor Layton and Inazuma Eleven to Yo-kai Watch and Snack World — and has frequently used events like Tokyo Game Show and digital showcases to reveal gameplay footage and release schedules.
The company’s decision to share demo videos aligns with its past practice of using recorded footage to reach audiences who cannot attend major industry events.
The videos are available through Level-5’s official channels and provide the clearest public look so far at the gameplay demonstrated at TGS 2026.
Fans of the listed franchises and Switch platform holders should watch the clips for details on combat, puzzle design, and art direction.
Level-5’s posts invite feedback and engagement, consistent with its community outreach around new releases.
For additional official information, including confirmed release windows or eShop listings, check Level-5’s announcements and Nintendo’s platform channels for updates.
The clips feature Professor Layton And The New World of Steam, Snack World Reloaded, Decapolice, and Holy Horror Mansion — titles Level-5 presented on its TGS showfloor this year.
In a statement accompanying the uploads, Level-5 said it has released videos of the TGS 2026 demos to allow broader access to the gameplay and presentation that attendees saw in Tokyo.
The publisher noted the four demos represent current development builds and confirmed the projects are planned for Nintendo Switch platforms; Level-5 indicated the titles are targeted for release on Nintendo Switch and the successor platform (Switch 2) at various dates “later this year and beyond.”
Professor Layton And The New World of Steam marks the latest entry in Level-5’s long-running puzzle-adventure series, which has been a cornerstone franchise for the developer since the original Professor Layton titles.
Snack World Reloaded revisits Level-5’s action-RPG IP that first launched on 3DS and mobile, updated for modern Nintendo hardware.
Decapolice and Holy Horror Mansion are newer property names showcased by the studio at TGS; Level-5’s TGS presentation gave attendees a hands-on preview and developer commentary for each.
Level-5, founded in 1998 and led by president Akihiro Hino, has a track record on Nintendo platforms — from Professor Layton and Inazuma Eleven to Yo-kai Watch and Snack World — and has frequently used events like Tokyo Game Show and digital showcases to reveal gameplay footage and release schedules.
The company’s decision to share demo videos aligns with its past practice of using recorded footage to reach audiences who cannot attend major industry events.
The videos are available through Level-5’s official channels and provide the clearest public look so far at the gameplay demonstrated at TGS 2026.
Fans of the listed franchises and Switch platform holders should watch the clips for details on combat, puzzle design, and art direction.
Level-5’s posts invite feedback and engagement, consistent with its community outreach around new releases.
For additional official information, including confirmed release windows or eShop listings, check Level-5’s announcements and Nintendo’s platform channels for updates.
