Rain98 Passes 80,000 Wishlists as Demo Nears Completion
The 80,000 wishlist milestone and the demo's final polish stage, with two September event appearances ahead, put Rain98's release cycle in its closing stretch.
The 80,000 wishlist milestone and the demo's final polish stage, with two September event appearances ahead, put Rain98's release cycle in its closing stretch.
The announcement introduces the studio's first publishing slate, three indie titles set to appear at TGS2026, with another title planned for October.
The spin-off turns the Muv-Luv Girls Garden character into a productivity companion, pairing the mobile RPG franchise with a Pomodoro-based desktop tool rather than a traditional game.
The Frey plushie gives fans of the free game a concrete way to pay the studio, which has cited financial hardship and planned a crowdfunding campaign that has yet to appear in any dev diary.
The September update delivers five current players as ready-to-use ★5 units and pairs the scout with SWCC 83rd and a Legend Match that hand out scout tickets and a new ★5 to free players.
The game makes trypophobia the basis of both its visuals and its threat system, with a stalker entity that appears more often as the player finds keys and takes longer to escape.
The official game lands months after the fan-made Wikipedia Gacha proved the format, with the Foundation now fielding its own version aimed at Gen Z.
The September update pairs the Zundamon collaboration with the 5th anniversary revival scratch and two limited quests, giving players a month of login-driven rewards and new content.
The free ticket covers limited-time and story-summon 4-star servants, giving players a rare way to obtain gacha-only characters without spending.
Zero To South reframes the taxi driver job as a long-haul survival loop, with scavenging, vehicle upgrades, and armed encounters set against a Y2K-collapsed America.
The release date was chosen to honor Godzilla's birthday with the GTA6 overlap never a factor, and the remaster skips Japan entirely.
The remake is being built by the original developer couple, who were lovers during the original development, making it a personal final project whose subtitle Love Legend reflects their own relationship.
The fifth Enmusubi Festival brings Shin Megami Tensei II into the mobile game's rotating event lineup, adding Aleph and Hiroko as grade-90 five-star units with a step-up banner that guarantees a five-star at step 6.
The August community update confirms the three-part structure of the Road to the Great Maw plan and the studio's admission that it released teasers early because it could not hold back.
The sequel shifts the series to America and rebuilds its grass and blower systems from scratch, with Kubota joining the real-equipment roster, ahead of a September 23 launch.
BLACKOUT: Fatal Exposure builds its horror on the mundane task of photo sorting, with no jump scares and player decisions shaping the ending, and the demo lands September 7 ahead of a Q1 2027 full release.
WheelMates is a cooperative-only game with no solo mode, so its reach depends entirely on the Friends Pass model, where one purchase covers two players.
The price increase lands just before the 1.0 launch, making the current Steam sale the last chance to buy Enshrouded at the lower price.
Omado's talk pushes back on the common good-idea explanation for indie hits, arguing Speltonael's fun came from seven layers of polish added during development rather than the letter-dial concept itself.
Sega takes over the Japanese physical release while 11 bit studios continues to sell the digital editions and the PC and Xbox Series X|S versions, splitting the sequel's distribution across two publishers.
The reboot frames its life sim systems as the lasting draw, with a main story that runs longer than the original trilogy's typical 12-13 hours.
The game frames food plating as a creative sandbox rather than a cooking challenge, with no stated scoring or pressure, and it is planned for Steam on PC in 2026.
The Console Archives release brings Human's 1997 convenience store management sim to Switch 2 and PS5, priced at 1200 yen.
An RPG Maker MZ project that drew over a million views on X for its pseudo-3D presentation is now asking backers to fund a full commercial release, with Japanese language support planned.