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DRECOM CREATORS STUDIO Unveils First Publishing Slate of Three Indie Titles

The announcement gives DRECOM CREATORS STUDIO its first concrete publishing slate, three genre-diverse indie titles that will make their public debut at Tokyo Game Show 2026.

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DRECOM CREATORS STUDIO Unveils First Publishing Slate of Three Indie Titles

DRECOM CREATORS STUDIO, the indie label Drecom established in May, announced its first three publishing titles on September 2. The slate spans a moon taxi time-travel adventure, a horror action game with a three-second death rewind, and a card-driven road trip across a doomed Japan. All three target PC via Steam with release dates unannounced. The studio plans to exhibit the titles at Tokyo Game Show 2026, running September 17 to 21 at Makuhari Messe.

DRECOM CREATORS STUDIO was set up in May with a mandate to support game creators, discover and nurture works, and carry them to a global audience. Before this announcement it had run playable exhibits of support titles at BitSummit and Tokyo Game Dungeon. The three titles revealed on September 2 are its first publishing commitments, and all will appear at Tokyo Game Show 2026, running September 17 to 21 at Makuhari Messe. Each is in development for PC via Steam with no release date set.

  • TIMEMOON: SF time-travel adventure from Kenkou Land; the player drives a time machine taxi in a moon city, carrying passengers who are all presidential assassination suspects.
  • Beautiful Life Show: Horror action adventure with puzzle elements from Fukudanuki; death rewinds time by three seconds and leaves a replay ghost.
  • Chill Planet: Build construction adventure from aozorite; a high school girl rides a motorcycle from Kagoshima to Hokkaido as a meteorite ends the world, with a card game deciding each leg of the trip.

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