Drecom Creators Studio Shows Three Publishing Titles At TGS 2026
Drecom is opening its publishing arm to outside creators because in-house game development alone limits how many challenges the company can take on, and it is selling that offer on support that reaches from programming to localization to assigning artists and composers through its existing network.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
DRECOM CREATORS STUDIO, launched by Drecom in May, is exhibiting its first three publishing titles at Tokyo Game Show 2026, which opened September 17 at Makuhari Messe. They are TIMEMOON, a lunar-surface time-travel adventure from Kenkou Land; Beautiful Life Show, a horror action game from Fukudanuki with a death-rewind system; and Chiru Planet, a build-construction adventure from aozorite set in a meteorite-doomed Japan.
The booth demos come with a studio book and per-title clear cards. Following the official X account or wishlisting any of the three titles on Steam earns a choice of original uchiwa fan, all in limited quantities.
Drecom's Raku Hitomi explained the publishing push at the venue. In-house development alone limits how many challenges the company can take on, he said, and keeping everything internal biases the ideas and styles it works with. Hitomi named Drecom's own development background as the studio's advantage: it can handle only programming, or leave development to creators and support promotion and localization. The studio works with Unity, Unreal Engine, and TyranoScript. Drecom's publishing and anime connections also let it approach specific artists or composers on a creator's behalf.
- TIMEMOON: Sci-fi time-travel adventure by Kenkou Land; a taxi driver on the lunar surface delivers passengers to the past while investigating a presidential assassination
- Beautiful Life Show: Horror action adventure by Fukudanuki with a death-feeling action system that rewinds the last 3 seconds before death
- Chiru Planet (Chill Planet): Build-construction adventure by aozorite; four girls cross Japan toward Hokkaido in a world doomed by a meteorite
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