Bestman's NowLoading Never Ends Playable At OIGS 2026
Bestman's follow-up applies the same trick as the terms-of-service game to another screen players only wait through, and the random rotation of 80 minigames is what keeps a game about waiting from being one gag.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Bestman, the creator of I Want to Agree to the Terms of Service, brought a new game to OSAKA INDIE GAMES SUMMIT 2026 on October 3 and 4. In NowLoading Never Ends, the player's job is to push a loading bar to 100% so the fictional game Final Tales Quest can start. Eighty loading minigames rotate at random, and the files include SoundFile at 437GB and AbyssCore at 512TB.
The files list starts reasonable and then stops being reasonable. SystemData is 16KB and GameData is 27MB, but further down sit SoundFile at 437GB, BlackArchive at 32TB, and AbyssCore at 512TB. The last entry is named PandoraProtocol.
Each of the 10 files on the list loads through a different method, drawn at random from 80 stage types, and the stages are said to get harder toward the bottom. The playtest reached only the top few files.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.