shu3 released his adventure game Death Game Report on Steam on September 1, 2026, priced at 500 yen. He is a game commentator known for the group Naples' Men and for YouTube completionist runs.
shu3 is a game commentator and YouTube creator who moved into game development. His first solo project, Death Game Report, launched on Steam on September 1, 2026. The game casts the player as an agent of the Records Management Bureau tasked with reconstructing a report on a death game that occurred on a deserted island days earlier. Gameplay involves identifying each victim's cause of death, the weapon used, and the perpetrator by cross-referencing clues from death records, a student roster, and an island map. Players operate an old terminal, entering record names to restore broken files and read the final words of the deceased. Confirming three correct reports unlocks the next death's circumstances. The game sells for 500 yen and takes about four to five hours to clear, with a hint function for stuck players.
shu3 described the game on X as being like Obra Dinn plus Type Help. His background includes the commentary group Naples' Men and YouTube videos such as completionist runs of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. This is his second Steam title after Dete Oide, Neko, which earned an Overwhelmingly Positive rating from 601 user reviews, indicating a growing track record for the commentator turned creator.
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Sep 1
Game commentator shu3 released his new adventure game Death Game Report on Steam today, September 1, 2026. The player takes on a mission from the Records Management Bureau to restore and compile a full report on a death game that took place on a deserted island several days prior. Gameplay centers on identifying the cause of death, weapon, and perpetrator for each participant by cross-referencing clues from death records, a student roster, and an island map. The player operates an old terminal, entering record names to restore broken records and read the final words left by the deceased. Every time three correct reports are completed, those records become confirmed, and filling them in reveals the circumstances of the next death. The game is priced at 500 yen and takes about 4 to 5 hours to clear, with a hint function included for when players get stuck. shu3 described the gameplay on X as being like Obra Dinn plus Type Help. He is known for the commentary group Naples' Men and for YouTube videos including completionist runs of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
Aug 16
Game streamer shu3 opened the Steam store page for his new game Death Game Report on August 16. The game tasks players with restoring records from a death game on a deserted island, identifying each victim's cause of death, weapon, and culprit. It is slated for release on September 1 at 500 yen, with a playtime of four to five hours.