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Astrae Oratio Booth at AGF 2026 Packs 50 PCs and 30 Mobile Devices

NC Corporation on November 12 released the booth image for Astrae Oratio, the Dynamis One fantasy RPG set in 1989 Tokyo, ahead of Anime x Game Festival 2026 in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, from December 4 to December 6.

Reporting from 2 sources: Game Spark, Inside.

Why it matters

NC is putting 80 playable units and a full themed build behind a title still in development, which reads as a bet that hands-on floor space at a Korean festival does more for Astrae Oratio than a trailer would.

Astrae Oratio Booth at AGF 2026 Packs 50 PCs and 30 Mobile Devices

Key Facts

  • NC Corporation revealed the Astrae Oratio booth image on November 12 for AGF 2026.
  • AGF 2026 runs from December 4 to December 6 in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea.
  • The Astrae Oratio trial play space has 50 PCs and 30 mobile devices, 80 units in total.
  • The booth includes an Experience Zone themed on clan territories, a Scenario Screening Hall, and a Goods Shop.
  • Astrae Oratio is developed by Dynamis One and set in 1989 Tokyo.

The trial play space holds 50 PCs and 30 mobile devices, 80 units in total, alongside an Experience Zone themed on clan territories, a Scenario Screening Hall, and a Goods Shop styled as an in-game store.

The booth image shows a giant panoramic screen overhead, a garage-style space with a small classic car, retro coffee shop-style counter seats, and the entrance to the screening room. Clan bases and scenes from the work are reproduced across the floor.

NC is the main sponsor of AGF 2026. The completed booth image follows the key visual released on November 5. Venue programs and goods details will be announced on the official website and official X account.

  • Experience Zone: Themed on territories for each clan
  • Scenario Screening Hall: Visitors watch scenarios from the work
  • Goods Shop: Decorated with the concept of an in-game shop

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