Moss Inc. has confirmed a December 10 release for the new bullet-hell STG Caladrius2/Dark Element across PS5, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam. The studio has also been linked to the Jeff the Killer film adaptation as a producer, but no director, cast, or release date is set.
Moss Inc. has spent 2026 building toward the winter launch of Caladrius2/Dark Element, the first entirely new entry in the Caladrius series in 13 years. The studio confirmed the release date on August 27, setting the game for December 10 on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam. Pricing was announced at 5,478 yen for the download version, with the earlier announcement also listing a standard package at 5,980 yen and a special edition at 11,800 yen, both excluding tax. The Steam version is published by H2 INTERACTIVE, and the game carries a CERO D rating for ages 17 and up.
The new title brings back the series' signature Shame Break system, where clothing tears during battle, and adds new gameplay modes. Confirmed modes include Story Mode, Arcade Mode, and Gallery. Alex Martin, a protagonist from the prior game, appears as a playable character. The game's aesthetics, described in the press release as reaching their peak, point to the return of the Shame Break mechanic.
Outside the Caladrius series, Moss Inc. is attached as a producer to a feature-length film adaptation of the internet horror character Jeff the Killer. The project is in development with creator-driven studio Tongal and TikTok creator Savanah Moss, who will produce alongside Mark Korshak and Michael McKay. No director, screenwriter, cast, or release date has been announced for the film.
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Moss Inc. confirmed on August 27 that the gothic bullet-hell STG Caladrius2/Dark Element will launch December 10. The new series entry releases on PS5, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam, priced at 5,478 yen for the download version. The announcement also detailed the returning Shame Break system and new gameplay modes.
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Moss announced on August 7, 2026, that the 2D bullet hell shooter Caladrius2/Dark Element will launch this winter for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam. The game is a completely new entry in the Caladrius series, arriving 13 years after the original title first appeared. Pricing is set at 5,980 yen for the standard package version, 11,800 yen for the special edition, and 4,980 yen for the download version, all excluding tax. The Steam version will be published by H2 INTERACTIVE. A teaser PV and official website were released alongside the announcement. The game is rated CERO D, for ages 17 and up. The previous entry, Caladrius BLAZE, holds a 'Very Positive' rating on Steam, with 88% of 335 user reviews positive at the time of writing. Game modes confirmed for the new title include Story Mode, Arcade Mode, and Gallery. The press release describes the aesthetics of taking a hit as reaching their peak, suggesting the series' signature Shame Break system, where clothing tears during battle, may return. Alex Martin, a protagonist from the prior game, appears as a playable character.
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