Hidden in My Paradise release date set for October, new trailer

Ogre Pixel has passed along a release date for Hidden in My Paradise, its cozy hidden-object game about taking photos and decorating. The title will be out for Switch on October 9, 2024. Crunchyroll will be publishing.

Hidden in my Paradise comes from the same developer as Lonesome Village and A Tiny Sticker Tale. Both of those titles are currently available on the eShop.

For those that need a refresher on Hidden in my Paradise, read the following overview:

Join budding photographer Laly and her fairy companion Coronya as they travel from land to delightful land, finding hidden items and preparing purrrrfect pictures for their portfolio. Interact with little paradises full of life by lifting, moving, and positioning plants, animals, and other objects to check off more items on Laly’s list to become the best photographer around!

Explore vibrant rural, urban, and natural landscapes to uncover hidden treasures. Hover over buildings to peek inside, open boxes, and move items aside to locate missing goodies. Rearrange objects and adorable animals to decorate Paradises and recreate charming scenes to complete Snap missions provided by Laly’s teacher.

The coziness continues outside Story mode! Build custom Paradises in the Level Editor, arranging buildings, furniture, animals, and more for others to search. Share and play puzzles with friends from around the world! Collect more than 900 objects to use via the Gacha machine with tickets and coins given by the furry residents of each Paradise.

Ogre Pixel director and designer Steve Durán said: “We want to foster a community of passionate fans of the cozy hidden object games. By bringing in the level editor to spark creativity and empower the community to create new little paradises, there will be endless replayability between l friends and global neighbors!”

See a new release date trailer for Hidden in my Paradise below.

Release Date Trailer

The game will be sold digitally on the Switch eShop for $9.99 with no microtransactions and English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), as well as German language support. Keep track of our coverage here.