Level-5 is holding its second big showcase of the year this Thursday, and the timing could not be kinder to Singapore viewers — the LEVEL5 VISION 2026 II stream kicks off at 9PM SGT on 10 September, right in the middle of prime time. After April’s showcase whetted appetites with its first real look at several long-awaited titles, this follow-up presentation — subtitled Dream (夢) — is expected to bring substantially more detail on the games Level-5 is planning to ship before the year is out.
What Is LEVEL5 VISION 2026 II?
LEVEL5 VISION is the studio’s direct-style showcase format, used to update fans on everything in the pipeline rather than relying solely on third-party events. The first 2026 edition ran in April and delivered reveals for Snack World: Reloaded and new footage of Professor Layton and the New World of Steam. This second edition is subtitled Dream — the large-brushstroke kanji 夢 on the key art — suggesting a focus on the studio’s flagship creative projects rather than smaller mobile or licensing titles.
You can watch the stream directly on Level-5’s official YouTube channel. English and Traditional Chinese subtitled versions will be available, making this one of the most accessible Level-5 presentations to date for regional audiences.

Professor Layton and the New World of Steam — Hoping for a Release Date
The most anticipated title in Level-5’s current lineup is Professor Layton and the New World of Steam, the eighth mainline entry in the puzzle-adventure series and the first in more than a decade. Set one year after The Unwound Future, the story moves to Steam Bison — a booming American city powered entirely by revolutionary steam technology that has overtaken even London. Professor Hershel Layton and a now-teenage Luke Triton (rechristened “Detective Luke” in the US) find themselves tangled in a fresh mystery in this strange new world.
The game targets Nintendo Switch 2, Switch, PlayStation 5, and PC (Steam), and Level-5 confirmed at the April showcase that development is on track for a late-2026 release. What the April show did not provide was an exact date — the one thing fans are most hoping VISION 2026 II will finally nail down. We covered the initial reveal back in July when the game’s soundtrack collaboration between legendary Ghibli composer Joe Hisaishi and YOASOBI vocalist Lilas Ikuta was confirmed — a pairing that has only stoked excitement further.

Snack World: Reloaded and the Rest of the Lineup
Also confirmed for the showcase is Snack World: Reloaded, a ground-up remake of Snack World: The Dungeon Crawl – Gold for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC. Level-5 describes it as having received “major updates to the gameplay, controls, and story, to the point where it almost feels like a brand-new game,” with significantly enhanced graphics designed to look like a beautifully crafted diorama brought to life. A new Chup-focused story mode lets players experience the adventure from the anime protagonist’s perspective for the first time.
For Singapore fans, this is worth noting: Snack World: The Dungeon Crawl – Gold was a Nintendo Switch cult hit that never received a formal Southeast Asian retail release. A worldwide launch for Reloaded — Level-5’s stated intent — would make the series genuinely accessible to the region for the first time outside of imports.


Beyond those two headliners, the April showcase also introduced a new Yo-kai Watch entry and DecaPolice, and both remain undated — so any VISION 2026 II update on either would be a welcome bonus. Level-5 has also been quiet on a Western release date for Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time‘s mobile version, which could surface here.
How to Watch From Singapore
The stream begins at 9PM SGT on Thursday, 10 September 2026 — that is 21:00 JST / 13:00 UTC / 6AM PT. Head to @LEVEL5ch on YouTube for the English-subtitled feed. Expect the presentation to run roughly 30–40 minutes based on the April format.
Singapore fans who grew up on the DS-era Layton games and Yo-kai Watch on 3DS have been waiting a long time for Level-5 to return to form. Thursday’s showcase is the best chance yet to see whether those returns are imminent. For other upcoming watch events this month, check our event coverage.
