Nexon Rx Studio Shows Faledria At Tokyo Game Show 2026
Studio RX is answering the skepticism from Faledria's Anime Expo showing with a playable build and a named creative pair, which puts the project into the same expected shape as Blue Archive while asking to be judged as its own game.
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Nexon Games IO Division's RX Studio brought Faledria, its new title announced earlier as Project RX, to Tokyo Game Show 2026 with a playable build. General producer Kim Yong-ha, who also holds that role on Blue Archive, and composer Mitsukiyo, representing STUDIO ALOH, discussed the game's theme of otherworld home stay and its cycle of battles and character interaction from Tasogare Hall.
Kim Yong-ha and Mitsukiyo both worked on Blue Archive, and both are now attached to Faledria, the RX Studio title that was first shown under the code name Project RX. Kim said early showings left some visitors unable to tell what kind of game it was, including a rock-paper-scissors interaction at Anime Expo that drew the question of whether it was really a game. The Tokyo Game Show build is built around a full loop that starts at Tasogare Hall, sends the player into battle, and returns them there to interact with characters.
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