Keroro Gunsou Hachamecha TV Show PV Reveals 300-Plus Minigame Stages
The game's design leans on short play sessions, a gacha for custom name plates, and nationwide score competition, a casual competitive structure that matches its 'play quickly, once more' catchphrase.
Key Facts
- RENGAME released the second promotional video for Keroro Gunsou Hachamecha TV Show on September 8, 2026.
- Keroro Gunsou Hachamecha TV Show includes five minigame types totaling more than 300 stages.
- Keroro Gunsou Hachamecha TV Show launches in December 2026 for Nintendo Switch and Steam at 1,800 yen excluding tax.
- The game is based on the new TV anime Keroro Gunsou, which starts airing in October 2026.
- Clearing minigames and missions earns coins for a gacha that yields plates and titles for custom name plates used in nationwide score competition.
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RENGAME released the second promotional video for Keroro Gunsou Hachamecha TV Show ~Shoukin Getto Daisakusen de Arimasu!~ on September 8. The PV gives the first full look at the game's minigame lineup: five types totaling more than 300 stages. The minigames are built around the main cast, including a sweet potato delivery game for Keroro, a Tamama Impact action stage, a pin-pulling rescue for Giroro, a Kururu mecha shooter, and a calculation survival game for Dororo. The game also includes a gacha system. Coins earned from clearing minigames and missions are spent on plates and titles that combine into custom name plates, which players use to compete on clear times and scores against players nationwide. An original story with original characters not seen in the anime is planned. The game is based on the new TV anime Keroro Gunsou, which starts airing in October. Hachamecha TV Show launches in December for Nintendo Switch and Steam at 1,800 yen excluding tax, with Steam wishlist registration open.
RENGAME released the second PV for Keroro Gunsou Hachamecha TV Show on September 8, giving the first full look at the game's five minigame types and more than 300 stages. The game is based on the new TV anime Keroro Gunsou, which starts in October, and launches in December for Nintendo Switch and Steam at 1,800 yen excluding tax. The PV also showed the gacha system for custom name plates and confirmed an original story with characters not in the anime.
- Ikinari Dango Dossari Daisakusen: Keroro's minigame, about 50 stages, collecting sweet potato boxes to make Ikinari Dango
- Choudan Tamama Impact: Tamama's minigame, about 100 stages, using Tamama Impact to defeat enemies
- Daipinchi! Pekoponjin Kyuushutsugeki: Giroro's minigame, about 100 stages, pulling pins in order to avoid traps
- Bakuzou Kururu Meka Battle: Kururu's minigame, about 50 stages, a shooting game with multiplying Kururu mecha
- Hirameki Keisan Survival: Dororo's minigame, about 50 stages, a calculation survival game ending with a boss fight
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