Lost & Found Co., the hidden-object puzzle adventure developed by Bit Egg Inc., is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch in early 2027. The console versions were revealed during Nintendo’s Indie World Showcase on October 28, 2026, expanding the game’s availability beyond its existing PC and Mac releases.
The announcement establishes an early 2027 release window, although an exact launch date has not been revealed. Nintendo Switch 2 availability was highlighted during the presentation, while the announcement also identifies the original Nintendo Switch as a supported platform. Pricing and potential differences between the two console versions have not yet been detailed.
Lost & Found Co. originally launched on Steam on March 6, 2026, following a short delay from its previously planned February release. Developed by Thailand-based studio Bit Egg Inc. and published on PC by Bit Egg Inc. and Gamirror Games, the game combines traditional hidden-object puzzles with an interactive fantasy world and a story-driven adventure.
Players follow Ducky, a duckling transformed into a human, who works as an intern at a magical lost-and-found company operated by Goddess Mei. The company helps the residents of Plumville recover missing possessions, while Mei hopes to regain her former power and influence.
Gameplay revolves around exploring detailed, hand-drawn environments filled with hidden objects, animated characters, and interactive elements. Players search for requested items, solve environmental puzzles, and complete challenges across locations inspired by illustrated puzzle books.
Beyond its main story campaign, Lost & Found Co. includes dedicated hidden-object challenge levels, optional discoveries, and office customization. Players can decorate their workspace as they progress through the adventure, adding another activity alongside the central object-finding mechanics.
The Nintendo announcement adds another puzzle-focused independent title to the consoles’ upcoming lineup. Other games scheduled for Nintendo hardware include Tenjutsu, the action roguelike arriving on Switch 2 in 2027.
For players who have not experienced Lost & Found Co. on PC, the new versions will provide another way to explore its interactive environments and hidden-object challenges. The announcement has not yet specified whether the Nintendo releases will include all content introduced through the PC version’s post-launch updates.
Lost & Found Co. remains available on PC and Mac through Steam, with a playable demo also offered on the platform. Further details about the Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch releases, including their exact launch date and pricing, have not been announced.
