WHERE TO? turns the pandemic-era dilemma of trusting others' self-reports into a gameplay loop where physical signs, not words, determine who lives, and it is being built by a student team targeting a Western market.
The event gives each of five hololive talents a dedicated solo song and MV, with chapters rotating every two days, marking a structured rollout of new content in the rhythm RPG.
The new screenshots and trailer confirm that Riku and Mickey will be playable or featured prominently, and that the Remember Me world is a key setting in Kingdom Hearts IV.
MyACG Studio's two-hour prototyping cycle and no-monthly-plan policy reveal a development philosophy that prioritizes rapid iteration, a method that shapes the design of its upcoming roguelite action game Cinderia.
The game's core mechanic, rewriting earlier pages to branch the narrative, turns the manga itself into an antagonist that fights back, a fresh twist on horror puzzle design.
The album marks Lamy's first nationwide release and includes her debut original song, expanding her catalog beyond covers and existing singles.
The event brings the four Kessoku Band members into Kanstin with an original story and mini-games, and a 7-day login bonus adds Ikuyo Kita to the player's party.
Plotrick, a mobile studio moving to PC, built an action game with no combat, a deliberate design choice to keep the protagonist sympathetic in a world of discrimination.
The game brings the Patlabor franchise to modern platforms with direct supervision from three original Headgear members, tying the new release to the franchise's creative roots.
The store page opening puts HuyuPixel's new turn-based roguelike, from the developer behind Echoes and Echoes II, into public view while the release date remains undecided.
Doga will close at seven volumes, with the final book due in winter 2026, giving the Web Action series a fixed endpoint.
The break is a single skipped issue with a fixed return date, not an open-ended hiatus, which keeps the Two Blue Vortex arc's monthly schedule intact.
The POPUP pairs a free airport-themed exhibition with venue-only early sales, letting the PRECURE TRAVEL! series and Futari wa Pretty Cure goods debut before the regular Pretty Store release.
The voice drama gives VOLTACTION's four members a scripted behind-the-scenes story tied to their first full album, extending the unit's music release into a purchasable narrative product on both JP and EN stores.
The collaboration applies WIND AND SEA's street culture perspective to Monchhichi's long-established cuteness, producing a line that spans generations and includes kids' sizes for family wear.
The kit brings After War Gundam X's support mobile suit into the High Grade line with its signature transformation and combination gimmicks reproduced.
The event frames the final cour as a retrospective of Ichigo's journey, with displays and goods spanning his forms from substitute Soul Reaper to final form.
The event turns an entire shopping street into the venue, a format that lets fans walk through the neighborhood while engaging with the series, with original goods sold at a dedicated pop-up shop.
The figure continues Union Creative's uniform series for the To LOVE-Ru Darkness spin-off, with Mea joining the lineup as a new entry.
The profile explains how Kim's early ambition to draw manga, shaped by Japanese influences like Gunnm, led him through illustration, art direction, and finally to running a company that made its console debut with Stellar Blade.
The pop-up shop gives fans a chance to buy new summer festival-themed merchandise, including cat-themed items, at a physical location in Akihabara for a limited time.
The demo's puzzle design, which ties observation and action directly to story progression, shows a deliberate debt to Outer Wilds and Moon, positioning A Tiny Wander as a narrative-driven exploration game rather than a task-based puzzler.
The music video visualizes the song's theme that creation is a living will, tying the artist's personal commentary directly to the anime's story about manga creation.
The free one-week YouTube stream gives new viewers a full catch-up window just before the theatrical edition of Maebashi Witches arrives in October.