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Game company G-Mode started selling the 'Hey Wait! Nippon Sushi Game Bundle' on Steam on September 9. The bundle collects four games from different developers and genres, unified only by a sushi theme: Ganso Otoshi Sushi Mebius, Kaisen!! Sushi Kaido, Wan Ope Sushi, and SushiCup Legend. The bundle applies a 10% discount to the combined individual price of 2,682 yen. The collaboration was formed after a call on G-Mode's official X account.
G-MODE announced on September 2, 2026 that the feature phone version of Ridge Racer will be revived through its G-MODE Archives+ project, with the Switch version launching September 3 and the Steam version arriving September 16. The game is priced at 800 yen including tax. Ridge Racer originally operated in arcades in 1993 and was ported to home consoles the following year, with this release being the version optimized for feature phone applications. The revival includes three difficulty modes (beginner, intermediate, and advanced) plus a time trial mode where players race against rival cars to shorten their times. Four car types with different performance characteristics are included, such as acceleration-focused models, allowing players to select their preferred machine. This release marks the fifth Bandai Namco Entertainment revival title in the G-MODE Archives+ series, following Xenosaga Pied Piper, Namco Chronicle, Pac-Man, and Lost Chronicle, all of which are currently available.
G-MODE released the robot simulation RPG G-MODE Archives+ Kijin Densetsu STRIKE-G- on Steam on August 20, 2026. Originally a 2005 feature phone game by Hope Moon, it follows sentient robot Asura entering the battle arena Strike Gigants to repay a girl named Yuri. Players navigate a randomly changing dungeon, strengthen their unit, and aim for top ranker.
G-MODE announced that the package version of the slow-life simulation Nihon no Inaka Gurashi will launch on November 12 for 3,900 yen. Pre-orders open today with store-specific bonuses. The game hit Apple Arcade in September 2023 and arrived as a download on Switch and PC via Steam on March 4, 2026. Update Ver1.3.0 is now live, adding treasures to each area that fill the museum when donated to the village chief. A giveaway for five Steam keys runs until September 3.
G-MODE held its special YouTube program 'G-MODE NEXT PREVIEW' on August 5, 2026, announcing new information on nine titles. The program revealed three new publishing titles: the Nintendo Switch version of the SNS puzzle mystery adventure 'Mikakutei Jiken no Kansokusha -Demons' Timeline-', whose Steam version has surpassed 10,000 downloads; the Switch version of 'Heart Treasure Stella Journey', a picture-book-like universe exploration game selected for the official 'Bitsummit PUNCH' selection; and 'Call into the Hollow: [2300]', an SF narrative adventure combining voice input and generative AI, scheduled for 2027. Follow-up information was also released for scheduled titles, including the puzzle action game 'Nero & Sci Integral Edition' launching August 18, the public opinion manipulation news novel game 'Commentator' with a newly revealed logo and key visual, the satoyama exploration adventure 'Satoyama no Oto Haru Sanpo' set for spring 2027, and the rhythm adventure 'One Song, One Life' planned for 2026. Two titles begin distribution on August 6: the kanji quiz game 'Nihon Isshu Kanji no Tabi' and the feature phone robot simulation RPG revival 'G-MODE Archives+ Kijin Den STRIKE-G-'. Trial play exhibits of 'Commentator', 'One Song, One Life', and 'Nihon Isshu Kanji no Tabi' are planned at the Tokyo Game Dungeon 13 event on August 8.
G-MODE announced on July 22, 2026, that it will release "G-MODE Archives+ Lost Chronicle" for Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam on July 23, 2026. The game is a faithful port of the original fantasy RPG that Bandai Namco Entertainment distributed as a feature phone app. It is the fourth Bandai Namco Entertainment title to be revived under the G-MODE Archives+ label, following "Xenosaga Pied Piper," "Namco Chronicle," and "Pac-Man." The story follows a protagonist exploring a world destroyed by a black flash and shrouded in dark fog, seeking the mystery of a cataclysm that occurred a thousand years ago. Players purify miasma-covered lands, accept requests from city guilds, explore fields, and advance missions to survey the land, discover new resources and technologies, and rebuild the devastated world. Characters can be customized with six attributes-Fire, Wind, Earth, Water, Dark, and Light-and multiple jobs including Fencer, Scout, Mage, and Cleric. The price is 800 yen, and the game supports Japanese language only.
G-Mode announced on July 16, 2026, that the packaged version of "Minna de Kuuki Yomi. 4 Nintendo Switch 2 Edition +" will release on October 29, 2026, for 4,700 yen. Pre-orders opened the same day. The package bundles four titles: the base game "Minna de Kuuki Yomi. 4," the enhanced "Nintendo Switch 2 Edition," the DLC "Zettai Zetsumei" hen, and "G-MODE Archives Kuuki Yomi. 2," a re-release of the 2010 feature phone game "Kuuki Yomi. 2." The base game features 100 situations, a cooperative mode for two players, and three mini-games, with a story focusing on the protagonist's childhood. The Switch 2 Edition adds a mode using the Joy-Con 2's mouse operation for 20 questions and a competitive mode with five mini-games. The DLC adds 30 new situations themed on crises like zombie panic and alien encounters. The re-release of "Kuuki Yomi. 2" is the first time the feature phone game has been made available on modern hardware, though it is single-player and Japanese-only. The package is compatible with Nintendo Switch, but the Switch 2 Edition's additional content requires a Nintendo Switch 2 console.
G-Mode announced on June 18, 2026 that it will handle publishing and development support for One Song, One Life, a rhythm adventure game planned by LOVE ANNEX and developed by C-Route. The game follows Sumire Kirishima, a 19-year-old aspiring net artist who wants to perform on the same stage as her favorite idol. Players tap notes to music, and the type of notes hit causes the songs and story to branch, leading to multiple endings. A demo is available during Steam Next Fest, which runs until June 23. The full game is scheduled for release on PC via Steam in 2026. A second promotional video was also released, showing gameplay and some of the over 20 included songs. The game supports Japanese, English, and Simplified Chinese. Music production is handled by Yuta Ota, and the producer is Takafumi Suda.
G-MODE Corporation announced on June 3 that Toudou Ryuunosuke Detective Diary Vol.8: The Violet Birdcage ~The Doll Mansion Serial Murder Case~ will be released for Nintendo Switch on June 4 as part of the G-MODE Archives+ revival project. The game was previously only available on feature phones, making it a rare title in the series. Set in Taisho 14 (1925), the story follows private detective Toudou Ryuunosuke as he investigates a missing person case that leads him to a Western-style mansion haunted by rumors of people being kidnapped and turned into dolls. The game is priced at 1,200 yen (tax included), with a 20% off sale running from June 4 to August 2, reducing the price to 960 yen. A hint collection is available on the official website to assist players when investigations stall. Previous titles in the series, Vol.1 through 7, are already available on Nintendo Switch.
G-Mode announced the June 4 release of "Toudou Ryuunosuke Detective Diary Vol. 8 'The Violet Birdcage ~The Doll Mansion Serial Murder Case~'" for Switch under its G-MODE Archives+ revival project. The mystery adventure, originally a feature phone game, costs 1,200 yen with a 20% launch discount until August 2. A hint collection is available on the official website.
G-MODE announced on May 27, 2026 that "G-MODE Archives+ Namco Chronicle" will release for PC and Nintendo Switch on May 28. The title costs 800 yen. It is a tactical RPG originally developed as a feature phone app, now revived through the G-MODE Archives+ series. The game brings together characters from classic Namco (now Bandai Namco Entertainment) titles, including Valkyrie from "The Adventure of Valkyrie," Gil from "The Tower of Druaga," Beraboh Man from "Beraboh Man," Mappy from "Mappy," Taira no Kiyomori from "Genpei Tōma Den," and Wagyan from "Wagyan Land." The story is split into three arcs: Fantasy Arc, City Arc, and Space Arc. Between simulation segments, adventure segments feature crossover stories that go beyond the boundaries of the original games. This is the second Bandai Namco Entertainment title in the G-MODE Archives+ series, following "Xenosaga Pied Piper." The Steam store page is open for wishlist registration, and the Switch store page will open after midnight on May 28.