Ghost-filled Holy Horror mansion announced by Professor Layton developer Level-5, coming to “secret” platforms

Level-5 has revealed its “heartwarming” ghost craft RPG Holy Horror Mansion, which the company describes as “the next concept for Yo-kai Watch”.

The game’s release platform has been described as “secret.” Given Level-5’s support for Nintendo consoles, it seems likely that the game will eventually make its way to Nintendo’s next, as-yet-unrevealed console, tentatively dubbed the Nintendo Switch. Switch 2,

Holy Horror Mansion was announced during Level-5’s Vision broadcast, which it hosted earlier today. Along with updates on films like Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time (which is now expected to be released in April 2025), Level-5 also gave us a first look at its biggest cross-media project to date.

Holy Horror Mansion appears to be a blatant evolution on Yo-kai Watch. It stars a young boy named Ten Lordland who lives in a large apartment building that is a gate to the underworld. He finds a mysterious camera within the building, which does something strange to one of his nose hairs. A hint of plenty of ghostly creatures and ghostly antics (see above).

During the presentation, Level-5 CEO Akihiro Hino said that the theme of Holy Horror Mansion is “family,” and the team hopes that the whole family can and will enjoy it. He also said that the project will be revealed in the spring of next year, so stay tuned.

And, that’s all the information we have right now about the upcoming Ghost game. All that’s said about its release date is that it’s “not confirmed” but will probably be “soon”, while its price will be “reasonable”.

Nintendo has said it will announce a successor to the Switch “this fiscal year.”.Then we will know more official news about Switch 2 before March 31st.

An unofficial leak earlier this month made it seem like this was going to be a major event. Prototype components for upcoming console This gave us an idea of ​​what the machine could actually look like.