Chocolate Parade Sets Steam Release for November 6, 2026
The release date comes after the project was announced around 2025 under the title Magical Chocolate Night, so the final name and date close out a year of retitling.
Key Facts
- Chocolate Parade will launch on Steam on November 6, 2026, priced at 750 yen (tax included) or $4.99.
- Chocolate Parade supports online co-op for up to 3 players and 2-player offline co-op.
- The Chocolate Parade demo in Steam Next Fest includes 4 stages and about 10 minutes or more of play time.
- Steam Next Fest runs from October 20 to October 27, 2026.
- A 15 percent launch sale for Chocolate Parade is planned for two weeks from release.
Reporting from 3 sources: 4Gamer.net, Automaton, ASCII.jp.
WorldMap will publish Chocolate Parade, a roguelike action game from solo developer Browserland, on Steam on November 6, 2026. The price is 750 yen (tax included), or $4.99. Players roll sweets characters that carry heavy weapons, defeat enemies, collect coins and open present boxes to add allies, and build a parade that competes on the battlefield. The roster of sweets includes a waffle with a machine gun, a baumkuchen that fires a laser, a donut that bombs from the sky, a roll cake modeled on the Panjandrum, and a churros that pulls in coins. Enemies include a pencil-sharpener-shaped robot, a toaster on wheels, and a bathtub with a shower. Online co-op supports up to 3 players, and there is also 2-player offline co-op. The game takes part in Steam Next Fest from October 20 to 27, 2026, with a demo covering 4 stages and a play time of about 10 minutes or more. A 15 percent launch sale is planned for two weeks.
Browserland is a solo developer, and Chocolate Parade is its second title after Tactics Greed, a roguelike strategy game with action elements released in 2024. Steam user reviews for Tactics Greed sat at 95 percent positive from 24 reviews at the time of writing, and its cute characters fighting in a chaotic frenzy drew praise, a style that appears to carry over to the new game.
The demo on Steam runs part of the game on Easy difficulty and includes the 4 stages, with online co-op supported. The wishlist page is open ahead of the November 6 launch. The game's official channels include a Steam page, an X account and a website. WorldMap handles publishing and says it wants to bring Browserland's development work to more players in Japan and overseas.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 3 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.