Seeker Eye Release Date Set for February 25, 2027

A Nintendo Switch 2 version has also been confirmed.

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MAGES. has revealed the opening movie for occult suspense visual novel Seeker Eye, which also announces the game’s February 25, 2027 release date for Japan. A Nintendo Switch 2 release of Seeker Eye was also announced, accompanying the previously revealed PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch versions.

The movie features the theme song “REDRUM” by Kanako Ito.

The Nintendo Switch version will only be available as a digital download, with the Switch 2 version coming on a game key card. A standard edition, digital deluxe edition, and limited edition will be available. Limited edition copies include a visual book and a soundtrack DVD.

The cast includes:

  • Tomokazu Sugita as Shigeaki Nogawa
  • Azusa Aoi as Mei Miyoshi
  • Rikako Aida as Akane Orihara
  • Ryotaro Okiayu as Taizan Ichinomiya
  • Mariko Honda as Kei Matoba

The staff of the upcoming game includes: 

  • Planning / Concept: Fumihiro Kitahara (Science Adventure series art director)
  • Scenario: Ryou Yasumoto (STEINS;GATE 0, CHAOS;CHILD)
  • Music: Takeshi Abo (STEINS;GATE and Memories Off series, etc.) and ZIZZ STUDIO
  • Supervision: Tatsuya Matsubara (Science Adventure series producer), Naotaka Hayashi (Science Adventure series scenario writer)

Unlike the Science Adventure games, Seeker Eye explores the realm of occult, supernatural phenomena that cannot be explained by science.

The story is based on “The Red Roof House,” a ghost story that was first released on the MAGES. Horror YouTube channel back in 2024. Players in the real world who read the story become “infected by the supernatural.” What began as a ghost story as entertainment ends up involving the player and the characters of the story.

More details are available via the game’s official website.

SourceMAGES.
Theodore Millard
Theodore Millard
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