Malaysia Pavilion Returns to Tokyo Game Show With Ramen Sim and Bullet-Hell Shooter
The pavilion's slate shows Malaysia's state-backed indie push is still pointed at Japanese players, with Japanese text already implemented in one of the two games.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
The Malaysia Pavilion at Tokyo Game Show 2026, co-hosted by the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation and the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation, showed indie titles including Totally Normal Ramen (METROPOLICE), a one-person food-service sim set on a ramen-stand spaceship where ingredients are collected from space, and Blue Star Engine (Vmagery studio), a bullet-hell shooter that adds character trading-card elements and raises difficulty and character abilities by stage.
The pavilion has occupied space at Makuhari Messe every September since 2017, and it is run by the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation and the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation.
Totally Normal Ramen carries the Japanese title Kanzen naru Futsuu no Ramen. Orders are shown as illustrations that specify noodle balls, chashu slices, nori, egg, and soup type, and ingredients are collected from space with a manipulator.
Blue Star Engine already has some Japanese text implemented. Its page is not yet published on storefronts such as Steam.
- Totally Normal Ramen (METROPOLICE): One-person food-service sim on a ramen-stand spaceship in outer space
- Blue Star Engine (Vmagery studio): Bullet-hell shooter with character trading-card elements and stage-based difficulty
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.