Level-5 just held a new showcase that delivered long-awaited updates on two of its most anticipated projects: Inazuma Eleven RE and DECAPOLICE. If you’ve been wondering whether these games are still happening after months of quiet, the answer is yes—both are still moving forward, and both are now targeting a 2026 release window.
Inazuma Eleven RE was originally announced back in 2024, but news has been fairly limited since then. During today’s presentation, Level-5 confirmed the remake remains on track for launch in 2026. It’s currently planned for PC (via Steam), Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation 5. One notable change, however, is that the previously planned PlayStation 4 version has been canceled. The updated platform list suggests the team is focusing its resources on current systems to deliver the best version of the game.
DECAPOLICE also received an important status update, and it’s likewise still scheduled for 2026. Level-5 confirmed the game is coming to PC (via Steam), PlayStation 5, and, in a new announcement, Switch 2. Alongside that upgrade, the company has canceled the last-generation versions that were previously expected—meaning the Switch and PS4 editions are no longer in development.
Taken together, these announcements paint a clear picture of Level-5’s current strategy: both Inazuma Eleven RE and DECAPOLICE are being positioned as modern releases built for newer hardware, aiming for a smoother experience and stronger performance rather than spreading development across older platforms. For fans tracking either title, today’s showcase brings reassuring news—2026 is the target, the projects are alive, and the platform plans are now clearer than ever.
