The PV marks the first time the game's 3D models have been shown, and the TGS 2026 exhibit announcement suggests Netmarble is preparing for a full marketing push ahead of release.
The studio's determination to finish Edge of Memories despite its closure shows the game's release remains a priority for the team even as its parent company undergoes reorganization.
The delay pushes the RTS past its original September window, with a year-one roadmap that includes free updates and two story expansions.
The retail release puts the cat adventure on store shelves for Switch 2 with mouse-based controls, a new way to steer the stray through the cyber city.
The PS5 release expands the puzzle game's platform reach exactly one year after its initial launch, alongside a physical release and a Youtooz plushie pre-order for the protagonist Nat.
The release shifts the Kosen Pusher series from a pure medal-dropping experience into a roguelike exploration game with deck building and multiplayer raids, while keeping the core pusher system intact.
The developer's blunt stance, telling players to pirate rather than buy from key shops, frames unauthorized key sales as worse for the studio than piracy itself, since the developer sees no revenue from either but key shops turn the game into profit for an unknown third party.
The decision to create a full version was prompted by the unityroom version's popularity, despite the game being impossible to localize due to its Japanese-language wordplay core.
The playtest is an early-stage test to confirm whether the core elements of combat and exploration are enjoyable, with survival, farming, base building, and multiplayer planned for later based on feedback.
The update expands the MMORPG's combat options with a piercing long-range weapon and introduces new story-driven content and collectible Eidolons, keeping the free-to-play title fresh for its player base.
The announcement pairs Lovecraftian horror with a relaxed, card-driven town builder, a combination that may appeal to players seeking a gentler take on the Cthulhu Mythos.
Dungeon Clawler+ reworks the familiar deck-building roguelike format by replacing card selection with crane game physics, adding an operational skill layer to the genre.
The game distinguishes itself from classic survival horror by combining a Resident Evil-like atmosphere with deliberate, turn-based tactical combat on a grid.
The final trailer gives the clearest look yet at the story's emotional core, centering on the heroine Cocoro and her promise to meet her fiancé, ahead of the August 27 release.
The event folds a new permanent story mode into the live-service rotation, giving players who complete the Hex questline a reason to return beyond the limited-time reward track.
The simultaneous Steam launch and announced Switch release within two weeks gives the memory-recovery SF adventure a rapid multi-platform rollout from the music x indie game ANMC project.
This marks YHKT ENTERTAINMENT's expansion from animation and digital content into large-scale ARPG development, leveraging its experience with the original Chinese animation 'Ling Cage'.
The bankruptcy follows the end of Link! Like! Love Live! service and years of heavy losses tied to the game's high operating costs.
The Tiangu chapter expands Where Winds Meet with a substantial content drop that includes new bosses, a dungeon, and a community-driven building event, while the gamescom 2026 booth offers a hands-on demo of the story's climax.
The collaboration brings film actors back for voice work and introduces a combined-arms carrier assault mode, expanding Battlefield 6's seasonal content with a licensed crossover.
The special dividend, backed by record MapleStory revenue and ARC Raiders' 16.3 million units sold, signals Nexon is returning surplus cash while keeping funds for growth investment.
The qualifier schedule confirms the path for 16 teams to reach the October Fan Festival finals, where the champion takes home 3 million yen.
The console release brings the memory-repair mystery to Switch 2 and PS5 owners, expanding the game beyond its existing PC audience.
The showcase establishes Kinetic Publishing's debut slate, with five titles across varied genres and platforms, anchored by the studio behind Phasmophobia.