Dragon Loop physical edition June 11, 2026

Leoful and Happy Player have set a June 11, 2026 release date for a boxed physical edition of *Dragon Loop* on Nintendo Switch, according to the companies’ announcement and Leoful’s product page. The reports cited for the release refer to Nintendo Switch, not Nintendo Switch 2, at a moment when publishers are increasingly labeling cross-generation releases more explicitly. (gamespress.com) Leoful’s listing identifies the game as a physical publishing release for Nintendo Switch and describes *Dragon Loop* as an open-world metroidvania centered on a five-day time loop. (cogconnected.com) May 17 is the date on the Games Press release that announced the boxed edition, while coverage published on May 18 and May 19 repeated the same June 11 launch window. (leoful.com) COGconnected and other outlets also said pre-orders had opened the same day in parts of Southeast Asia. ### Which Switch is this actually for? Leoful’s official product page lists the platform simply as “Nintendo Switch,” with no mention of Nintendo Switch 2. The trailer and syndicated coverage use the same wording, describing the release as a Nintendo Switch physical edition. (gamespress.com) May 18 coverage from COGconnected and GoNintendo both framed the boxed version as a Switch release rather than a Switch 2 package. That distinction matters because Nintendo’s newer hardware and upgraded editions are commonly labeled separately in store listings and marketing materials. That reading — that this is for the original Switch line — is an inference from the labeling used in the announcement materials. (gamespress.com) ### What did the publisher actually announce? Games Press carried Leoful’s May 17 release saying the “time-loop metroidvania” would launch physically on June 11, 2026. The release names Leoful and Happy Player as the publishers behind the physical edition and says players control Xi, a girl trapped in a five-day time loop. (leoful.com) COGconnected’s report said the boxed version lets players “add Dragon Loop to your shelf,” while repeating the June 11 date and the Nintendo Switch platform. GoNintendo’s item added gameplay details from the release, including Xi’s companion Ouro and the game’s “Time Map.” (cogconnected.com) ### Where can people pre-order it right now? Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore were named in multiple reports as markets where pre-orders opened immediately. GoNintendo and COGconnected both said other Southeast Asian markets were also included, though neither report published a full territory list. (gamespress.com) Leoful’s announcement says pre-orders are available through online and brick-and-mortar retailers in those markets. None of the sourced reports reviewed here gave a confirmed U.S. retail listing, European rollout plan or global store schedule. (cogconnected.com) ### Did Leoful give a price or wider regional plan? Leoful’s product page shows the June 11, 2026 release date and Nintendo Switch platform, but no price is displayed in the page text surfaced by search. COGconnected’s report also did not include pricing. May 19 reporting likewise did not spell out North American or European availability for the boxed edition. (cogconnected.com) Based on the currently public materials, the confirmed details are the platform, the date, the publishers and the Southeast Asia pre-order rollout. (gamespress.com) ### What comes next before launch day? June 11, 2026 is the next fixed milestone in the announcement materials, with Leoful listed as the physical publisher and Happy Player as developer. Until then, the most concrete public watchpoints are retailer listings in the named Southeast Asian markets and any updated Leoful product-page details on price or additional regions. (leoful.com) (cogconnected.com)