Egg Bit has confirmed that Lost and Found Co., a hand-drawn point-and-click hidden-object adventure, will launch on both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on November 10, 2026.
The announcement came during the October 2026 Indie World Showcase, where the developer presented gameplay details and a new trailer highlighting the game's core mechanics and visual style.
Lost and Found Co. casts players as Ducky, a duck-turned-human intern working for Goddess Mei's magical startup that specializes in locating lost items for the eccentric residents of Plumville.
The game emphasizes classic hidden-object gameplay across richly illustrated locations, with developers describing it as a whimsical, story-driven experience that leans into hand-crafted visuals and interactive scenes.
According to Egg Bit, the Switch and Switch 2 versions will support multiple input options and local multiplayer.
The studio said players can use Joy-Con 2 mouse-style controls and motion aiming for object selection, and that local co-op is supported with GameShare functionality.
Those features aim to make the title accessible whether players prefer traditional point-and-click input or more motion-based interaction on Nintendo hardware.
Gameplay highlights provided by the developer include a single-player story campaign, bonus challenge levels designed to test observational skills, and highly interactive stages where many on-screen elements are clickable.
The game also features a room editor that lets players decorate Ducky’s bedroom using a wide assortment of assets; Egg Bit framed this as a straightforward customization tool that encourages creativity, from cute and goofy to gothic themes.
Levels in Lost and Found Co. are built around discovering thousands of interactive objects and returning them to their owners while uncovering small character vignettes and environmental secrets.
Egg Bit showcased several locales intended to evoke the feeling of childhood puzzle books, stressing a family-friendly tone and broad age appeal.
A new trailer released during the Indie World Showcase accompanies the announcement and demonstrates both the art direction and core play loops.
Lost and Found Co. is scheduled to arrive on November 10, 2026, for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2; further distribution details, including storefront availability, were not specified in the showcase.
The announcement came during the October 2026 Indie World Showcase, where the developer presented gameplay details and a new trailer highlighting the game's core mechanics and visual style.
Lost and Found Co. casts players as Ducky, a duck-turned-human intern working for Goddess Mei's magical startup that specializes in locating lost items for the eccentric residents of Plumville.
The game emphasizes classic hidden-object gameplay across richly illustrated locations, with developers describing it as a whimsical, story-driven experience that leans into hand-crafted visuals and interactive scenes.
According to Egg Bit, the Switch and Switch 2 versions will support multiple input options and local multiplayer.
The studio said players can use Joy-Con 2 mouse-style controls and motion aiming for object selection, and that local co-op is supported with GameShare functionality.
Those features aim to make the title accessible whether players prefer traditional point-and-click input or more motion-based interaction on Nintendo hardware.
Gameplay highlights provided by the developer include a single-player story campaign, bonus challenge levels designed to test observational skills, and highly interactive stages where many on-screen elements are clickable.
The game also features a room editor that lets players decorate Ducky’s bedroom using a wide assortment of assets; Egg Bit framed this as a straightforward customization tool that encourages creativity, from cute and goofy to gothic themes.
Levels in Lost and Found Co. are built around discovering thousands of interactive objects and returning them to their owners while uncovering small character vignettes and environmental secrets.
Egg Bit showcased several locales intended to evoke the feeling of childhood puzzle books, stressing a family-friendly tone and broad age appeal.
A new trailer released during the Indie World Showcase accompanies the announcement and demonstrates both the art direction and core play loops.
Lost and Found Co. is scheduled to arrive on November 10, 2026, for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2; further distribution details, including storefront availability, were not specified in the showcase.