Level-5 Showcases TGS 2026 Demos for Professor Layton, Decapolice

Level-5 has posted various videos showcasing the Tokyo Game Show 2026 gameplay demos for their upcoming titles. These demos include Professor Layton and the New World of Steam, Holy Horror Mansion, and Decapolice. Decapolice takes place in Broadstone, a city of dreams and opportunity, but crime runs rampant.
Original headline at Noisy Pixel: “Professor Layton, Holy Horror Mansion, and Decapolice Tokyo Game Show 2026 Gameplay Demos Showcased by Level-5”
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- Release Date
- December 10, 2026
- Platform
- PlayStation 5, Steam, Switch, Switch 2
- Studio
- Level-5
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