LitGirls Reaches 50,000 Steam Wishlists In Three Days
The wishlist pace puts Nanairo Enterprise's follow-up to Turret and Girls on track for a launch audience before any gameplay demo or release date reveal, and the two-version PC plan is how the studio intends to sell the clothing-destruction content without the Steam version carrying it.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Nanairo Enterprise says its dungeon exploration RPG LitGirls: Literary Labyrinth and Girls passed 50,000 Steam wishlists within 72 hours of its store page opening. Players build a party of girls based on classical literature characters and manage both HP and mental state in front-and-back row combat. A clothing-destruction element triggers under certain damage conditions. A standard version is set for PC via Steam in the first half of 2027, with an 18+ version on a separate PC platform and a content patch planned for the Steam release.
Nanairo Enterprise's developer credit matters here: the studio is known for the defense shooter Turret and Girls, which holds a Very Positive rating across all Steam reviews. LitGirls borrows its combat framing from Darkest Dungeon, with front and back rows, and treats the party's mental state as a resource alongside HP. Clothing tears when damage meets certain conditions. The Steam page opened and cleared 50,000 wishlists in 72 hours, and the studio said it intends to put full effort into production so the next release delivers more than its previous work.
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