Furyu's Anomalis Passes 120,000 Steam Wishlists Ahead of October 29 Launch
The wishlist count moved from 100,000 to 120,000 while Furyu was still producing the 100,000 celebration video, which suggests the pre-release demo is converting on its own rather than on the back of the marketing push.
Key Facts
- Furyu's Anomalis has surpassed 120,000 Steam wishlist registrations, and Crimelight has surpassed 77,700, for a combined 200,000.
- Anomalis is scheduled for release on October 29 for PC via Steam, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch 2.
- Crimelight is scheduled for release on November 5 for PC via Steam, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch 2.
- Steam Next Fest: October 2026 Edition runs until 2:00 a.m. Japan time on October 27.
- A FURYU GAMES Discord giveaway offers full-game codes to 5 Anomalis winners and 10 Crimelight winners, closing around 10:00 on October 27.
Reporting from 3 sources: Denfaminicogamer, Inside, Game Spark.
Furyu's Anomalis has passed 120,000 Steam wishlist registrations, according to Game Spark, up from the 100,000 threshold the company marked with a celebratory video. The milestone video features protagonists Reona Minazuki and Arisa Kato, per Denfaminicogamer. Furyu's roguelike action game Crimelight has passed 77,700 wishlists, bringing the two titles to a combined 200,000. Both games will appear in Steam Next Fest: October 2026 Edition, which runs until 2:00 a.m. Japan time on October 27. A Discord giveaway through the official FURYU GAMES server offers full-game codes for 5 Anomalis winners and 10 Crimelight winners, closing around 10:00 on October 27. Anomalis releases October 29 for PC via Steam, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch 2; Crimelight follows on November 5 for the same platforms. A collaboration with Peripeteia, a cyberpunk immersive sim from Poland-based 9th Exodus, is also set, with details to be announced later.
The scenario is written by Romeo Tanaka, known for CROSS†CHANNEL. Players control Reona Minazuki, a girl searching for a missing friend, and fight beings called Anomalies in the "other world."
- Peripeteia: a cyberpunk immersive sim from Poland-based 9th Exodus, set in an alternate-history Poland where the player is a cyborg mercenary using combat, infiltration, hacking, and negotiation. It is in early access on Steam.
- Steam Next Fest demo: the build has been updated so returning and first-time players get the latest version, and this is the last event before launch.
- Crimelight: a roguelike action game with a poker-style build system where players form "hands" from playing-card-type skill cards.
Earlier promotion included closed demo tests, a battle demo, and playable builds at gamescom, PAX WEST, and Tokyo Game Show. A trailer framed as a "training video" for other-world investigation missions ends with an error screen. The wishlist count crossed 120,000 while the 100,000 celebration video was still in production, and a Game Spark column traces the "but it's Furyu, after all" phrase to the publisher's record of ambitious works.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 3 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.