Nordcurrent Labs and River End Games have confirmed that Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream will launch digitally on Nintendo Switch 2 via the Nintendo eShop worldwide on December 3, 2026.
The title is an isometric, narrative-driven stealth adventure set in the sprawling fictional Nordic city of Eriksholm and follows protagonist Hanna as she searches for her missing brother, Herman.
The developers describe Eriksholm as a city inspired by early 1900s Scandinavian design, combining elegance and grit across vibrant streets and shadowed alleys.
The narrative centers on Hanna's investigation into Herman's disappearance, a search that triggers a sequence of events with consequences for both the family and the wider city.
Players will explore visually rich environments while navigating stealth challenges and puzzle-driven scenarios.
Nordcurrent Labs and River End Games said the Nintendo Switch 2 port introduces new play options, including support for touchscreen input and new Joy-Con 2 mouse controls.
The announcement confirms the release will be digital-only on the Nintendo eShop at launch and specifies no physical edition in the statement.
Key features outlined by the publisher include:
- Narrative adventure: A story-led campaign following Hanna's efforts to locate her brother and unravel the mystery affecting Eriksholm.
- Distinctive characters: Players can switch between three unique characters, each with special abilities that grant access to new areas and solutions to puzzles and obstacles.
- Strategic stealth gameplay: Gameplay emphasizes observing guard behavior, using environmental cues, employing cover and diversion tactics, and thoughtfully scouting environments to avoid detection.
- Vibrant world design: The game's environments draw on Nordic cityscapes from the 1900s to create a setting that balances beauty and hardship.
Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 on December 3, 2026, as a digital release via the Nintendo eShop.
With touch and Joy-Con 2 mouse support on the successor console, the port aims to adapt the game’s isometric stealth mechanics to the platform’s input options while retaining its story-driven focus.
For Nintendo Switch 2 owners and fans of narrative stealth, the title will be available worldwide on launch day.
The title is an isometric, narrative-driven stealth adventure set in the sprawling fictional Nordic city of Eriksholm and follows protagonist Hanna as she searches for her missing brother, Herman.
The developers describe Eriksholm as a city inspired by early 1900s Scandinavian design, combining elegance and grit across vibrant streets and shadowed alleys.
The narrative centers on Hanna's investigation into Herman's disappearance, a search that triggers a sequence of events with consequences for both the family and the wider city.
Players will explore visually rich environments while navigating stealth challenges and puzzle-driven scenarios.
Nordcurrent Labs and River End Games said the Nintendo Switch 2 port introduces new play options, including support for touchscreen input and new Joy-Con 2 mouse controls.
The announcement confirms the release will be digital-only on the Nintendo eShop at launch and specifies no physical edition in the statement.
Key features outlined by the publisher include:
- Narrative adventure: A story-led campaign following Hanna's efforts to locate her brother and unravel the mystery affecting Eriksholm.
- Distinctive characters: Players can switch between three unique characters, each with special abilities that grant access to new areas and solutions to puzzles and obstacles.
- Strategic stealth gameplay: Gameplay emphasizes observing guard behavior, using environmental cues, employing cover and diversion tactics, and thoughtfully scouting environments to avoid detection.
- Vibrant world design: The game's environments draw on Nordic cityscapes from the 1900s to create a setting that balances beauty and hardship.
Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 on December 3, 2026, as a digital release via the Nintendo eShop.
With touch and Joy-Con 2 mouse support on the successor console, the port aims to adapt the game’s isometric stealth mechanics to the platform’s input options while retaining its story-driven focus.
For Nintendo Switch 2 owners and fans of narrative stealth, the title will be available worldwide on launch day.
