Furyu Brings ANOMALITH and CRYMELIGHT Demos to Three Game Shows
The back-to-back releases and a three-event tour show Furyu pushing both original titles as simultaneous global launches rather than staggered regional ones.
Key Facts
- ANOMALITH and CRYMELIGHT will be playable at gamescom 2026 from August 26 to August 30, PAX WEST 2026 from September 4 to September 7, and Tokyo Game Show 2026 from September 17 to September 21.
- At Tokyo Game Show 2026, Furyu will offer a complete demo of CRYMELIGHT covering the main story from its beginning, and the latest ANOMALITH demo that includes the September update.
- ANOMALITH is scheduled for release on October 29, 2026, and CRYMELIGHT on November 5, 2026.
- ANOMALITH and CRYMELIGHT are both available on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Steam.
Reporting from 3 sources: Denfaminicogamer, Game Spark, Inside.
Furyu Corporation announced on August 26 that its upcoming titles ANOMALITH and CRYMELIGHT will be playable at gamescom 2026, PAX WEST 2026, and Tokyo Game Show 2026. The gamescom appearance runs from August 26 to August 30 in Cologne, Germany, at Hall 10.1, Stand F063. PAX WEST 2026 takes place September 4 to September 7 in Seattle, Washington, at Booth 633. Tokyo Game Show 2026 runs September 17 to September 21 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, at Booth 09-C63. At Tokyo Game Show, attendees can play a complete demo of CRYMELIGHT covering the main story from its start, including battles, plus the latest ANOMALITH demo that incorporates the September update. Furyu also released an update for the ANOMALITH demo currently on Steam, based on user feedback. The update adds mouse support for menus and inventory, expands keyboard key bindings, adds mouse sensitivity adjustment, allows recovery items to be used via shortcut, and adjusts player animations. ANOMALITH is a survival third-person shooter set in a Showa-era Japan where players explore anomalous spaces. CRYMELIGHT is a roguelike action game set in the afterlife where characters confess sins to grow stronger. ANOMALITH releases October 29, and CRYMELIGHT releases November 5.
- Both games launch for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Steam, and each carries a CERO C rating.
- ANOMALITH is Furyu's anomaly exploration action adventure. The package "Limited Quantity Hazard Zone Countermeasures BOX" runs 12,100 yen, and the Standard Edition 8,580 yen; Digital Deluxe matches the box price.
- CRYMELIGHT is the roguelike action title. The package "Tea Party BOX" is 10,978 yen, the Standard Edition 4,378 yen, and the download Deluxe Edition 6,578 yen.
- ANOMALITH's Steam demo update fixed an issue where only certain keys could be assigned during keyboard play and expanded the key bindings, plus minor fixes and bug corrections.
- The gamescom and PAX WEST appearances are supported by Ukiyo Studios.
- Inside and Game Spark describe ANOMALITH's setting as "Japan with a Showa retro atmosphere," where players explore an "Otherworld" with grotesque creatures, customize firearms, and use "Anomalization skills" for offense and defense.
- Both outlets describe CRYMELIGHT as starring "girls burdened with sins," with acceleration moves tied to the death throes of defeated enemies and a build system that collects skill cards to form poker hands.
- A Switch 2 ANOMALITH box on Amazon.co.jp includes a "Delivery Person Style" costume set DLC, while a PS5 version offers a manufacturer bonus; both come with a "Lost Property Oversight Organization Collaboration DLC" pre-order bonus.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 3 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.