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At Bilibili World 2026, 2P Games presented four new indie titles. The lineup includes a multi-ending raising simulation set in Eastern fantasy, a cooperative action game where pets carry wobbly noodle humans, a one-hit-kill shooter in 1939 Birmingham, and a deck-building roguelike with a post-Journey to the West theme. Two of the titles are planned for Japanese release with Japanese language support.
Publisher 2P Games and developer FuncoreClub released the voice-controlled co-op action game 'Dotabata! Duck Catcher' on Steam on June 24, 2026. The game uses only microphone input: players shout to generate volume that moves ducks toward a goal. It supports up to four players in online co-op, and each player's voice affects the ducks, meaning a poorly timed yell can send the whole flock off a cliff. Stages include a slippery snowy mountain and a scorching desert with giant fans that blow ducks away. Items add chaos: a cigarette lets ducks dash at super speed, medicinal liquor makes them dizzy, a steel whistle calls back strays, and firecrackers scare off wild dogs. Players can unlock badges and costumes for customization. The regular price is 1,050 yen, with a 38% launch discount to 651 yen until July 8. The game supports Japanese, simplified and traditional Chinese, English, Korean, French, and German.