Wild Wild Eden is an open-world survival craft RPG from Shueisha Games and Malaysian developer Magnus Games Studio, due for PC early access on Steam in spring 2027. It was playable in demo form at three 2026 events: Bilibili World in July, gamescom in August, and Tokyo Game Show in October.
Wild Wild Eden had a working title for three years. It was first shown as PROJECT SURVIVAL at BitSummit in July 2023, then carried no announced name until July 2026, when Shueisha Games and Magnus Games Studio announced it as Wild Wild Eden. The rename came with a change of development engine and an overhaul of visuals and content, so the 2023 bit and the 2026 build are not the same production.
Shueisha Games has since used the game as a regular part of its event slate. It appeared in the publisher's four-title playable lineup at gamescom 2026, which opened August 26 in Cologne, alongside UN:Me, BAKUDO, and Chronoscript: The Endless End. Before that, Bilibili World 2026 hosted the world premiere playable demo in July. In October, the Malaysia Pavilion at Tokyo Game Show 2026 demoed the opening loop: gathering wood and stone, building a workbench, raising a base.
The taming system is the point the developers keep returning to. A Dream Bottle puts a creature to sleep, and taming continues through petting and feeding, with care required on an ongoing basis rather than one-time capture. The stated aim is monster bonding rather than utility, and the developers tie the approach to co-founder Dc Gan's interest in animals and camping. Monsters that are tamed can be ridden, fight alongside the player, or work base tasks such as farming. Crossbreeding same-species monsters passes down traits and abilities, with rare color variants possible.
The world is an uncharted planet called Eden, settled by survivors of a destroyed home planet who find dark secrets about their past there. Bases can be built anywhere, including atop waterfalls or inside volcanoes. The game supports solo play and online multiplayer. Early access on PC via Steam is set for spring 2027.
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At Tokyo Game Show 2026, the Malaysia Pavilion demoed Wild Wild Eden, an indie survival crafting game. The demo covers the opening: gathering wood and stone, building a workbench, and raising a base. Game Spark's hands-on notes responsive actions, a comic-like art style with strong outlines, and environmental and lighting work that reads above the indie framework. Early access on PC via Steam is set for spring 2027.
Shueisha Games brought four playable titles to gamescom 2026, which opened August 26 in Cologne, Germany. The lineup includes the newly titled survival craft RPG Wild Wild Eden, the soul triage adventure UN:Me, the boss battle action game BAKUDO, and the exploration action adventure Chronoscript: The Endless End. A fifth title, CONQUISTA: Tide of Wills, was covered separately. Wild Wild Eden, developed by Malaysia's Magnus Games Studio, offers open-world survival with a focus on taming nearly any monster as a mount or base helper. The game was announced in 2023 under a working title and received its official name in July 2026. UN:Me, from the creators of the Caligula series, had its worldwide first playable showing at the event. BAKUDO, developed by Taiwan's SAYIL GAMES, introduced a new high-difficulty boss and an ADV-style school segment. Chronoscript, from Desk Works of RPG Time fame, announced a public Steam demo for late August.
At Bilibili World 2026, Shueisha Games showed the world premiere playable demo of Wild Wild Eden, an open-world survival craft RPG. The game's monster taming system uses a Dream Bottle to put creatures to sleep, then tames them through petting and feeding, requiring ongoing care like real pets. Developers said the approach predates Palworld and reflects co-founder Dc Gan's love of animals and camping.
Shueisha Games and developer Magnus Games Studio have announced Wild Wild Eden, an open-world survival craft RPG with anime-style visuals. The game is set on an uncharted planet where players tame monsters, build bases, and unravel the world's secrets. Early access on Steam is planned for spring 2027. The game was previously known under the working title PROJECT SURVIVAL, first shown at BitSummit in July 2023. Since then, the development engine was changed and the visuals and content were overhauled. Players can gather materials, craft tools, and construct bases anywhere in the world, including atop waterfalls or inside volcanoes. Monsters are tamed using traps and Dream Bottles, then can be ridden, fight alongside the player, or assist with base tasks like farming. A breeding system allows crossbreeding same-species monsters to pass down traits and abilities, with rare color variants possible. The game supports solo play and online multiplayer. The story follows survivors of a destroyed home planet who seek a new home on Eden, only to uncover dark secrets about their past.