Bit Egg Inc. has confirmed a firm release date for Lost and Found Co., the studio's hand-drawn point-and-click hidden-object adventure.
The game will launch as a timed console exclusive on Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch, arriving digitally on the Nintendo eShop on 10 November 2026.
Lost and Found Co. casts players as Ducky, a helper in the charming town of Plumville tasked with returning lost belongings to their owners while uncovering secrets scattered through a richly illustrated world.
The narrative premise includes assisting a tiny dragon to regain her power, and the game presents a mix of classical hidden-object gameplay and light adventure framing across multiple magical locations.
Bit Egg Inc. outlined several core features in its announcement.
The developer described tightly designed hidden-object levels intended to test players' observational skills with “fun, challenging” stages built around thousands of interactive items.
The game’s environments are presented in a hand-drawn style intended to evoke nostalgic puzzle books, offering numerous items and characters each with their own backstory.
Players will also be able to return lost items to NPCs as part of the game's progression.
On hardware and control options, the studio confirmed specific support for Nintendo Switch 2: mouse controls and motion aiming with the Joy-Con 2 are available, and the title adds local cooperative play for up to four players alongside GameShare support.
Those playing on the original Nintendo Switch will receive the same digital release date via the eShop; both consoles are listed as timed console-exclusive platforms for the launch window.
A customization element is included in the form of a room editor: players can decorate Ducky’s bedroom using a large collection of assets, with the developer noting creative freedom to pursue styles ranging from cute to gothic.
The announcement was accompanied by a trailer and screenshots provided by Bit Egg Inc.
Lost and Found Co. will be available exclusively on Nintendo hardware at launch and can be purchased through the Nintendo eShop beginning 10 November 2026.
The game will launch as a timed console exclusive on Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch, arriving digitally on the Nintendo eShop on 10 November 2026.
Lost and Found Co. casts players as Ducky, a helper in the charming town of Plumville tasked with returning lost belongings to their owners while uncovering secrets scattered through a richly illustrated world.
The narrative premise includes assisting a tiny dragon to regain her power, and the game presents a mix of classical hidden-object gameplay and light adventure framing across multiple magical locations.
Bit Egg Inc. outlined several core features in its announcement.
The developer described tightly designed hidden-object levels intended to test players' observational skills with “fun, challenging” stages built around thousands of interactive items.
The game’s environments are presented in a hand-drawn style intended to evoke nostalgic puzzle books, offering numerous items and characters each with their own backstory.
Players will also be able to return lost items to NPCs as part of the game's progression.
On hardware and control options, the studio confirmed specific support for Nintendo Switch 2: mouse controls and motion aiming with the Joy-Con 2 are available, and the title adds local cooperative play for up to four players alongside GameShare support.
Those playing on the original Nintendo Switch will receive the same digital release date via the eShop; both consoles are listed as timed console-exclusive platforms for the launch window.
A customization element is included in the form of a room editor: players can decorate Ducky’s bedroom using a large collection of assets, with the developer noting creative freedom to pursue styles ranging from cute to gothic.
The announcement was accompanied by a trailer and screenshots provided by Bit Egg Inc.
Lost and Found Co. will be available exclusively on Nintendo hardware at launch and can be purchased through the Nintendo eShop beginning 10 November 2026.
