Aeternum Game Studios is the publisher of Studio Koba's Future Knight, which launched on August 14 for PC, Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, and is co-developing the battle royale shooter DNA NEMESIS with Catalisol Limited for a December 2026 PC release.
Aeternum Game Studios operates in two registers at once. As a publisher, it took Studio Koba's shooting action game Future Knight to PC, Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S on August 14. The game is set in 1993, where a cult leader is erasing human memory, and follows Future Knight and his companion tumor Two More through eight Tokyo-inspired stages. As a co-developer, Aeternum is working with Catalisol Limited on DNA NEMESIS, a third-person battle royale shooter announced during the Future Games Show: gamescom 2026 stream on August 27.
DNA NEMESIS is scheduled for release on PC via Steam in December 2026. Players form teams of up to four and drop from an airship onto a battlefield. The characters have animal heads representing the genes of creatures such as sharks, octopuses, and elephants. Across ten animal types, each appears to have unique abilities, though details remain undisclosed. A trailer shows a winged character flying, and movement speed changes based on weapon weight, attachments, bulletproof vests, backpacks, and their contents. Only the store page and trailer are available.
Future Knight's commercial story took shape after release. It holds a 98% positive rating from 116 Steam user reviews and 4.8 stars from 20 PlayStation Store reviews. A September 17 Reddit thread from Aeternum drew about 3,600 upvotes, and an X post about the game drew about 2,500 likes. The late attention is tied to those posts rather than the launch itself, and the game found its audience weeks after release.
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Studio Koba's 2D action game Future Knight launched on August 14 for PC, Nintendo Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. It holds a 98% positive rating from 116 Steam user reviews and 4.8 stars from 20 PlayStation Store reviews. A September 17 Reddit thread from publisher Aeternum Game Studios drew about 3,600 upvotes, and an X post about the game drew about 2,500 likes.
Catalisol Limited announced on August 27 during the Future Games Show: gamescom 2026 stream that it is developing DNA NEMESIS jointly with Aeternum Game Studios. The game is a third-person battle royale shooter scheduled for release on PC via Steam in December 2026. Players form teams of up to four and drop from an airship onto a battlefield, engaging in gunfights to survive. The central feature is that playable characters have animal heads, representing the genes of creatures such as sharks, octopuses, and elephants. Each of the ten animal types appears to possess unique abilities, though details remain undisclosed. The released trailer shows a character with wings flying through the air, indicating airborne movement options. The game also introduces a strategic layer where movement speed changes based on weapon weight, equipped attachments, bulletproof vests, backpacks, and their contents, suggesting that simply collecting gear anywhere will not lead to victory. Currently, only the store page and trailer are available, with further updates expected leading up to release. The announcement positions DNA NEMESIS as a title where players prove their superiority as apex predators by combining the genes of nature's strongest and wisest creatures.
Publisher Aeternum Game Studios announced that Studio Koba's shooting action game Future Knight will launch on August 14 in Japan. The game is set in 1993, where a cult leader is erasing human memory. Players control Future Knight and his companion tumor Two More across eight Tokyo-inspired stages. It will be available on PC, Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.