Level-5 has released an event report on the Tokyo Game Show 2026. Along with this, gameplay videos of the demo versions of *Professor Layton and the New World of Steam*, *Holy Horror Mansion*, *Snack World RELOADED*, and *Decapolis* have also been released.
Participating in the Tokyo Game Show 2026 with Its Largest Booth Ever
The company has published an event report for Tokyo Game Show 2026 on its official website. It reflects that its booth—which featured playable demos of four new titles and photo spots—was the largest the company has ever had.
It also noted that the booth attracted many visitors from both Japan and overseas, and the exclusive original merchandise was well-received.
*Professor Layton and the New World of Steam*
The playable demo revealed the story leading up to Professor Layton and Luke’s encounter with the inventor Egg Muffin. The gameplay video shows scenes of the characters tackling new puzzles.
*Professor Layton and the New World of Steam* is scheduled for release on December 10 for PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, and PC (Steam).
"Holy Horror Mansion"
In the first-ever Tokyo Game Show demo of “Holy Horror Mansion,” players explore the city, take photos of various objects to turn them into “mononoke” or “turn them into obstacle courses.” The end of the gameplay video also features a boss battle.
“Holy Horror Mansion” is scheduled for release in 2027 on PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC (Steam).
*Snack World RELOADED*
A gameplay video for *Snack World RELOADED*—which features significantly improved controls and graphics compared to the original—shows the protagonist, Chap, embarking on an adventure. The video also features scenes of him taking on the bosses “Medusa” and “Dullahan” toward the end.
“Snack World RELOADED” is scheduled for release in 2027 on PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC (Steam).
*Decapolis*
For *Decapolis*, where players could choose from two modes to try out, gameplay videos have been released for “Case Quest,” in which you solve the mystery of a series of murders, and “City Patrol,” where you track down and arrest criminals. Each video also features battles where you manipulate enemies’ emotions to corner them.
“Decapolis” is scheduled for release on PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC (Steam).
