G-MODE Reveals Streamer Girl's Secret Account Labyrinth for PC
G-MODE, a studio best known for porting older titles, is building an original RPG around the exact ambient anxiety of running a secret account, which is a narrower hook than most TGS floor demos offer.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
G-MODE's Streamer Girl's Secret Account Labyrinth is a labyrinth novel RPG about girls trapped in UraU, a place where the darkness of social media is made real. Riiru Saika, a streamer and member of the band Lag Drops, is haunted by the death of bandmate Neon Hino. The trial play covers an ADV section, and a dungeon exploration part has you fight malice monsters while seeking the master of the secret accounts. Release is set for 2026 on PC via Steam.
The reveal puts two halves in one game. One is an ADV section, which is what the Tokyo Game Show trial play covered. The other is dungeon exploration, where players fight malice monsters through secret accounts and push toward the master waiting deeper in.
The setup follows Riiru Saika, a streamer whose chat turns hostile after the death of Neon Hino, a member of her band Lag Drops. She and the rest of the band end up in UraU, a place where the darkness of social media is made real, and the story is framed around finding the labyrinth's master and escaping.
The release window is 2026, with the platform listed as PC via Steam.
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