Bit Egg plans early-2027 Switch release for Lost and Found Co.

Switch and Switch 2 release announced

Thai indie studio Bit Egg Inc. announced on October 28 that Lost and Found Co., its hidden-object adventure game, will launch for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 in early 2027. The announcement included a new trailer showing the game on Nintendo hardware. The console editions are planned to include all content currently available on Steam.

The title first launched for PC through Steam on March 6, according to the developer’s release information reported by Gematsu.

Console features add cooperative and new control options

The planned Switch versions support local and online cooperative play for as many as four players. Online co-op will use GameShare via GameChat, while local play can be shared on one device.

The editions will also support Joy-Con 2 mouse-style controls, motion controls, touchscreen interaction and portable play. The mouse function is designed to provide point-and-click interaction, while the other control options let players guide an on-screen cursor or interact directly with the display.

Steam version has drawn a positive reception

Bit Egg said Lost and Found Co. had received an “Overwhelmingly Positive” Steam reception after its earlier-2026 release. The developer reported a 97% positive rating from more than 3,000 reviews, a Metacritic score of 90 and more than 100,000 copies sold as of the announcement.

These figures were company-provided figures carried in the announcement. The game is built around searching for lost belongings and objects across illustrated environments.

Seven languages are confirmed at launch

The planned Switch and Switch 2 editions will be fully playable in English, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, German and Korean. Bit Egg said more languages would be added later.

To mark the console announcement and the gamescom asia x Thailand Game Show 2026 showcase, the studio also offered a 20% Steam discount through November 9. Separately, 80 Level reported a giveaway of five Steam keys for the game.