Nintendo releases creepy teaser trailer for mystery M-rated Switch game

“Who is Emio?”

Nintendo releases creepy teaser trailer for mystery M-rated Switch game

Nintendo has released a teaser trailer for what appears to be a mystery horror game.

On Wednesday, the company’s social media channels published links to a trailer titled “Emio”. It’s titled “Smiling Man” in Japanese, Gematsu reports.

The trailer, which is viewable below, opens with a Nintendo Switch logo and carries an M rating from the US Entertainment Software Ratings Board and an 18 rating from European classification body PEGI.

Update

Nintendo has announced the next instalment in the Famicom Detective Club series, Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club.

Teased last week via a cryptic trailer, The Smiling Man will be released for Nintendo Switch on August 29 and is the first new Famicom Detective Club story in 35 years.

The trailer description and Nintendo’s social media posts also include the hashtag #WhoIsEmio.

The Japanese video description contains a link to a teaser website too.

Last month, the platform holder held a Nintendo Direct presentation mainly focused on Switch games set for release in the second half of 2024.

The event was used to announce The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, a new 2D adventure starring Princess Zelda coming in September, and Mario & Luigi: Brothership, an island-hopping RPG adventure releasing in November.

Seven years after it was first announced, Nintendo also offered the first look at Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, which is coming to Switch next year.

Nintendo recently confirmed plans to announce its next console this fiscal year, meaning the Switch’s successor will be revealed before April 2025.

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