Snack World RELOADED is set for 2027 on Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and PC via Steam, after a playable demo at Tokyo Game Show 2026. Decapolice is also set for 2027 on Switch 2, PS5, and Steam, with a playable demo covering the case The Three Mafia Murders. Professor Layton and the New World of Steam launches December 10, 2026 on Switch 2, Switch, PS5, and Steam.
Level-5 brought four titles to its largest Tokyo Game Show booth yet: Professor Layton and the New World of Steam, Holy Horror Mansion, Snack World RELOADED, and Decapolice. The booth ran September 17 to 21, 2026 at Makuhari Messe, with playable demos and original goods. That event also followed a string of public corrections. Level-5 reissued promotional videos from its LEVEL5 VISION 2026 II streaming events after admitting generative AI and human errors had been used in footage, and president Akihiro Hino separately said an AI-generated image was used for the booth's concept art. The company said it will limit AI to efficiency improvement and avoid direct use in user-facing footage.
The Layton demo lets visitors try three puzzles built by the quiz group QuizKnock, including one presented by the new character Egg Muffin. The game is a sequel set one year after Professor Layton and the Last Time Travel, scheduled for release on December 10, 2026 across Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, PS5, and Steam. Snack World RELOADED is a remake of Snack World: TreJarers, the 2017 Nintendo 3DS title, and will launch in 2027 for Switch 2, PS5, and PC via Steam at a price not yet announced. It adds a Treasure Board mode where players control Chup.
Decapolice, previously dated to 2023, 2025, and 2026, now has a 2027 release on Switch 2, PS5, and Steam. Its demo follows rookie detective Harvard Marks through a case called The Three Mafia Murders, produced from an original concept by the escape game company SCRAP. A turn-based arrest battle follows the deduction phase. Holy Horror Mansion also has a 2027 window on Switch 2, PS5, and Steam, and its demo introduces the Ghost Shot mechanic that spawns creatures called Mononoke and a card-based battle system. Meanwhile, Netmarble announced Bloomwalker, built by Netmarble Neo for PC via Microsoft Store and Xbox Series X|S, with a trailer that carries a Level-5 copyright notice and the name Ni no Kuni, though no source confirms a connection to that series.
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Oct 7
Unitcom will sell an "Intel Corporation 50th Anniversary Collaboration Gaming PC" under its iiyama PC LEVEL∞ brand in late October, limited to 50 units through a special page on the PC Koubou web store. The build uses the LEVEL∞ RGB Build chassis with anniversary graphics on the left, right, and front panels, plus blue lighting. Configurations pair an Intel Core Ultra 7 Processor 270K Plus with GeForce RTX 5080, 5070 Ti, 5070, or 5060 Ti graphics, DDR5 memory, a 1TB M.2 SSD, and Windows 11 Home.
Sep 16
Unitcom has released an original design model in its LEVEL∞ gaming PC line in collaboration with Nibu Channel. The tower carries a logo on the chassis front and newly drawn illustrations on both sides, with build-to-order configurations priced from 319,800 yen to 664,800 yen. Buyers receive wallpaper, a mouse pointer, a mousepad for the first 100 customers, and stickers, and a lottery campaign runs from September 16 to September 22.
Sep 14
Unitcom, which runs Pasocon Kobo and Goodwill, is selling a collaboration gaming PC under its iiyama PC LEVEL∞ brand with the Dozle Company streamer "Onrī." The model is a special black pillarless case carrying the Dozle Company logo and an Onrī character visual on a custom side glass panel. Sales run until October 9 at 13:59, and the machines are sold build-to-order, with prices starting at 279,800 yen. Standard builds listed include the LEVEL-M58M-225F-RKX-Qnly at 279,800 yen, the LEVEL-M5AM-R97X-TGX-Qnly at 409,800 yen, and the LEVEL-M5AM-LCR99D-UKX-Qnly at 534,800 yen. All run Windows 11 Home. Buyers of eligible models get an Onrī original wallpaper, downloaded from the collaboration model's dedicated page.
Sep 11
Unitcom is running the LEVEL Infinity 10th Anniversary Project from September 11 at PC Koubou and Goodwill stores and on the PC Koubou WEB shopping site. Members who buy an eligible LEVEL Infinity gaming PC get points raised from the usual 0.5 percent to 5 percent. Two commemorative models are limited to 100 units total, priced at 329,800 yen and 459,800 yen, and a starter kit bundles a PC with monitor, mouse, keyboard, mouse pad, and headset.