Taimumari: Definitive Edition Gets First Major Update In About Five Years
An update planned for the game's tenth anniversary and pushed roughly a year past that date is the studio's clearest recent movement on its first release, and it arrives after Ternox's rocky PS Store delisting episode rather than before it.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Ternox Games released a major update for Taimumari: Definitive Edition, the 2015 action game that was retitled for its fifth anniversary in 2020. The update changes ability controls, reworks boss characters, and adds gamepad vibration, text fixes, and UI improvements. It was originally planned for December 2025, the game's tenth anniversary. The studio also said new language support will be added later; the game does not currently support Japanese.
The update, which Ternox describes as version 2.0 of the game's Ultimate Final Version, targets parts that changed in the console ports and parts the developers had been concerned about themselves. Ability controls were reworked and boss characters were reworked alongside the additions.
Language support is planned but not dated. Ternox's later titles, including the stock market simulator STONKS-9800 and PockeDate! Pocket Date Simulator, drew strong Steam user reviews; Taimumari was the studio's first release. In August 2026 the studio announced its works would be discontinued from sale on the PS Store, then said the delisting was lifted for many titles while O-Void: Console Edition and Finger Fitness would be removed.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.