Lilith Games Confirms Japanese Support For WonderPaws
Japanese support plus open pre-registration signals Lilith Games is courting the domestic market for a China-built life sim before any launch date exists, so wishlist and pre-registration counts are the only read on demand for now.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
Lilith Games says WonderPaws, the free-to-play city life sim from developer Cat Paw Latte, will support Japanese. Platforms are PC via Steam, iOS, and Android, with no release date set. Players live in a city built by anthropomorphic animals, share a room with one animal resident, and can drink a mysterious item to transform into an animal themselves. Steam wishlisting and official site pre-registration are open.
Cat Paw Latte's game casts the player as a human living in a metropolis built to animal proportions, with skyscrapers, neon, and a roommate drawn from a cast that includes a Golden Retriever who announces good news and a frog who shares the sofa after work. Rooms are customizable, and the living room becomes a place to plan a redesign together. A mysterious drink lets the player turn into an animal and visit human friends as one.
The game appeared at RED LAND 2026 in Shanghai from October 2 to 6, where trials ran at a booth styled after the in-game city. Play tests are planned, and pre-registration is being accepted on the official website. No release date has been given.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.