G-Mode Brings Remade Portopia And A New Acacia RPG To Tokyo Game Show
G-Mode is exhibiting under its own name at Tokyo Game Show for the first time since it began expanding on Switch and Steam, and the booth's turnout puts its move from reprints toward new titles in front of a public audience.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
G-Mode's Tokyo Game Show 2026 booth drew crowds that forced staff to repeatedly pause and restart the line, director Koichi Takeshita said. The booth paired The Portopia Serial Murder Case Continued: Burial of Oblivion, a full remake of the Famicom adventure with a new scenario, set for 2027, with Streamer Girl's Secret Account Labyrinth, a novel RPG from Magical Girl Witch Trial studio Acacia, planned for 2026.
The line in front of G-Mode's booth kept stopping and restarting, and by early afternoon on the public days it had exceeded what the company expected. Takeshita said the two adventure titles on display, one a remake of a Famicom-era game and one a new novel RPG, were both being well received. Portopia follows the company's earlier reprint of The Disappearance in Okhotsk, another adventure by the same author, Yuji Horii.
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