Mamon King Switch 2 launches with an exclusive gallery and a game-key card

Mamon King Switch 2 went on sale on October 8, 2026, as a download and as a game-key card. The LiTMUS announcement, published the same day by UUUM, describes the edition as a version with more detailed visuals, a more stable frame rate, and a gallery mode that does not exist on the other platforms.

The game is a monster-raising simulator made with Japanese video creator Yoshinama, whose YouTube channel has more than 1 million subscribers. The player summons creatures from another world, the Mamons, trains the roster, and tries to earn the title of Mamon King. It is a single-player game.

What changes on Switch 2

LiTMUS says the version uses Switch 2 hardware for finer visuals and more stable rendering speed. The release does not state a resolution or a target frame rate.

The exclusive addition is the Special Gallery, opened from the main menu. Players can combine and view 5 key visuals and 18 BGM tracks. The company also says Nintendo Switch save data is neither shared nor transferred to Switch 2.

Price and what was already available

  • Switch 2 download: 1,480 yen, tax included.
  • Physical game-key card: 3,960 yen, tax included, with a set of 4 die-cut stickers in a clear pouch for early buyers.
  • Languages: Japanese and English.

PS5, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam remain on sale. In the release, the PS5 version is listed at 1,473 yen and the Switch and Steam versions at 1,480 yen, also tax included. The My Nintendo Store page cited by LiTMUS is the Japanese store page.

LiTMUS, founded in December 2021 and led by president Soichiro Kuwamura, also allows videos and livestreams of the game without prior permission, for individuals and companies, as long as they do not break the title's rules.

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