Asovism Brings OmOchim to Tokyo Game Show 2026 with 12 Playable Stations
The booth is built as a test of whether OmOchim's build-and-test loop works with a controller in hand and a physical robot on the floor, which is the claim a sandbox game has to prove before release.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Asovism will exhibit the Steam physics sandbox game OmOchim at Tokyo Game Show 2026, running September 17 to 21 at Makuhari Messe and at the family game park Asobiba! at TKP Tokyo Bay Makuhari Hall. The general booth has 12 playable stations and a Robot Programming Course where players operate a real robot using the in-game programming feature.
The booth itself is the pitch. A gear object sits on the wall and a roughly 1.5-meter-tall three-dimensional object stands inside, with original cardboard stools for seating and a space meant to feel like a craft world. Players who try the demo get novelties including a cap inspired by Omochim, plus a tenugui towel, eraser, and pencil. Asobiba! is free, limited to junior high school students and younger with accompanying guardians, and its demo leans further into programming. On September 21, a Kids Stage event from 14:10 to 14:40 will run a quiz tournament for parents and children.
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