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Inti Creates Will Bring Grim Guardians Switch 2 Demo To Digital Game Expo 2026
Inti Creates announced on October 28 that the Nintendo Switch 2 version of Grim Guardians: Servants of the Dark will be playable at Digital Game Expo 2026, held November 8 at Akihabara UDX in Tokyo.
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Why it matters
The expo demo is the public's chance to judge the Switch 2 build's frame rate and 4K output ahead of its January 28, 2027 release, and it arrives with the reservation bonus art for the packaged versions settled.
Key Facts
- Inti Creates announced on October 28 that the Switch 2 version of Grim Guardians: Servants of the Dark will be playable at Digital Game Expo 2026.
- Digital Game Expo 2026 runs November 8 from 11:00 to 16:00 at Akihabara UDX in Tokyo, with the Inti Creates booth at Z-04.
- The demo runs from the early part of the game to the encounter with head maid Raisa and is the same version shown at TGS2026.
- The Switch 2 version of Grim Guardians: Servants of the Dark is scheduled for release on January 28, 2027.
- Switch 2 packaged versions are priced at 7,590 yen standard and 12,650 yen limited, with the download version at 4,900 yen.
The demo is the same build shown at TGS2026, running from the early game to the encounter with head maid Raisa. The Switch 2 release is scheduled for January 28, 2027.
The build on the floor is the same one shown at TGS2026, covering the opening stretch through the encounter with head maid Raisa. Inti Creates is pitching the Switch 2 version on frame rate and 4K TV output, which is the kind of claim a hands-on demo settles better than a trailer does.
Players who try it get one of two 57mm can badges, and booth visitors get promotional fans. The A4 clear file reservation bonus art is also finished: a new Daisuke Ito illustration of the maid servants Kirika and Martha cleaning the Demon King's castle.
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