Lost & Found Co. is bringing its whimsical hidden-object adventure to Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 in early 2027, giving players another opportunity to explore its hand-drawn world. Developed by Bit Egg, the game will arrive on both Nintendo platforms with the full experience currently available on Steam, alongside several features designed around the systems’ different control options.
Players take on the role of Ducky, a duck-turned-human working for Goddess Mei’s magical lost-and-found company. The adventure sees Ducky helping the residents of Plumville recover their missing belongings, with each search offering an opportunity to uncover more about the town’s quirky inhabitants. Along the way, players will explore colorful environments filled with interactive objects, hidden surprises, and stories waiting to be discovered.
The Nintendo versions will introduce several ways to approach the game’s search-and-find gameplay. Nintendo Switch 2 players can use Joy-Con 2 mouse controls to point and interact with objects, while motion controls will provide another way to guide the cursor. Touchscreen support is also included, allowing players to tap, pinch, and drag while playing in handheld mode.
Cooperative play is another notable addition to the Nintendo releases, with support for up to four players. Players will be able to search for missing items together locally on the same device or online through GameShare via GameChat. The feature gives friends and family another way to explore the game’s densely illustrated environments and work together to locate objects.
Lost & Found Co. also places a considerable emphasis on exploration and customization. Its hand-drawn environments are filled with objects and characters to interact with, while discoveries can be used to decorate Ducky’s room. The game includes a single-player story campaign alongside bonus challenge levels, offering more opportunities to put players’ observation skills to the test.
Originally released for PC via Steam on March 6, Lost & Found Co. has received an overwhelmingly positive reception from players. The Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 versions are scheduled to launch in early 2027, though a specific release date and pricing have not yet been announced.
A new announcement trailer showcasing the Nintendo versions is available below.