HakoAtama Delivery Horror Game Opens Steam Page, Crowdfunding Starts August 21
The studio behind Midnight Report and Kyosho is moving its new cooperative horror concept toward release, with a Steam page, crowdfunding campaign, and TGS 2026 exhibition all confirmed in a single announcement.
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Mutsu'mutsu Project opened the Steam store page for HakoAtama, a cooperative delivery horror game where players stack packages on their box-shaped heads. A crowdfunding campaign begins August 21 on CAMPFIRE with a target of 1 million yen. The game is slated for a soft launch by February 2027 on PC via Steam, and will be exhibited at Tokyo Game Show 2026.
Mutsu'mutsu Project, the studio behind Midnight Report and Kyosho, has opened the Steam store page for HakoAtama, a cooperative delivery horror game. Players control a prisoner whose head was lost to an attack by supernatural beings, and who was imprisoned for his appearance. He is ordered to deliver packages in exchange for parole, and works to earn money to operate a truck while searching for his lost head.
The game features randomly generated shelters. Players can swap their head for packages, stack cargo on top of it, and customize with light sources, useful items, and weapons. A crowdfunding campaign on CAMPFIRE begins August 21 with a 1 million yen target and runs through September 22. The game will be exhibited at Tokyo Game Show 2026 from September 17 to 21.
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