Creature-evolution adventure game Momolitos dropping on Nintendo Switch this week

Creature-evolution adventure game Momolitos dropping on Nintendo Switch this week

Posted on October 19, 2026 by Brian(@NE_Brian)
in News, Switch

Goca Games has announced the upcoming release of Momolitos, which heads to Nintendo Switch this week. The game will be available on October 22, 2026.

Momolitos is a colorful exploration and creature-evolution adventure game. Players visit different areas, collect ingredients, and feed creatures to discover more than 600 forms while uncovering puzzles and hidden secrets.

Here’s an official overview:

Momolitos is a creature-collecting adventure where the ingredients you choose determine what your creatures become. Starting with an egg, players raise their own Momolitos, travel through distinctive environments and search for foods that unlock new evolutionary paths. More than 600 forms await discovery, ranging from adorable creatures to unexpected, peculiar transformations.

At the heart of the adventure is MomoLAB, a mysterious facility where players care for their creatures, record discoveries and prepare for their next expedition. Beyond the laboratory, colorful worlds hide ingredients, puzzles, mini-games and secrets. Exploration and experimentation go hand in hand: players gather ingredients in the field, return to their Momolitos and see how different foods influence their evolution.

Designed, illustrated and programmed by Goca, the solo developer behind Goca Games, Momolitos combines a playful cartoon aesthetic with a sense of mystery. Its discovery-driven structure encourages curiosity rather than presenting every evolution upfront.

• Discover more than 600 creature forms through different feeding choices.
• Explore varied worlds to find ingredients, mini-games, puzzles and hidden secrets.
• Raise Momolitos in the mysterious MomoLAB and track discoveries.
• Play in English, Spanish, Catalan or Japanese.

View a trailer for the title below.

Launch Trailer

The game will be offered as a digital download. Further Nintendo Switch news can be found in our hub.