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Le Mirage Mystique: Otome Adventure Comes to Switch
LicoBiTs sets its story in a 1917 mystery scenario; a demo with a transferable save is already available.
The otome adventure "Le Mirage Mystique" was released on September 17, 2026 for Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite. The title comes from LicoBiTs, the joint label of Broccoli and TIS Creation, and combines a romance story with a mystery scenario set in 1917.
At the center is Aria, a young woman from the capital of a republic. An invitation leads her to the island of Mirage, known as an exclusive travel destination. There she meets several men with very different backgrounds and at the same time becomes entangled in the island's secrets and in events that Broccoli describes as "terrible wonders." The official genre designation is text adventure with romance elements.
Demo Can Be Carried Over to the Full Version
Broccoli already released a demo before launch. It includes the prologue and the first two shared chapters. According to the publisher, the save created in the demo can be transferred to the full version. This allows players to try out the opening without having to start over afterward.
The standard edition costs 8,580 yen in Japan. In addition, there is the physical "Minasoko no Lumière BOX" for 12,980 yen, which includes a booklet, a drama CD, message cards for the five main characters, and a clear card. A digital special edition for 10,780 yen contains five newly written short stories set before the main storyline, as well as an illustration by character designer Oyo.
Character design and original artwork come from Oyo. Akira Takamura is involved as producer, and Itsuki Sato directs. Eri Ichino writes the main scenario, while Shunsuke Wada contributes the music. Development and planning are handled by TIS Creation, and Broccoli handles publication.
"Le Mirage Mystique" thus joins several current romance adventures for Nintendo platforms. Most recently, several new romance adventures were announced at Otomate Party 2026. Also newly released are the "Prince of Tennis" romance adventures Gakupuri and Dokisaba as remasters for current platforms.
The official information refers to the Japanese release. Broccoli does not mention a German-language version in the available product information.