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ADELTA BL Mystery 'Ooe' Switch Release Set for December 2026

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HuneX and its subsidiary Dramatic Create have announced that the ADELTA BL mystery game Ooe will launch on Nintendo Switch worldwide on December 24, 2026. The title is a Showa Era horror mystery set in a deserted fishing village.

Players assume the role of detective Osaki, who acts as a proxy mourner at a ceremony involving nine criminals. The narrative focuses on building relationships with the mourners while investigating incidents that occur during the event.

The Switch version features subtitle options including English, Korean, and Chinese. Additional content includes new Case Files episodes, a voice save feature, a BGM player, and newly voiced scenes.

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Original headline at Noisy Pixel: “ADELTA BL Mystery ‘Ooe’ Comes to Switch in December with English Subtitles”

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Release date
December 24, 2026
Platform
Nintendo Switch
Developer
ADELTA
Publisher
HuneX
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