Pathea Games Announces Seikyu: Let's Go! Co-op Camping Car Game
The project reportedly grew out of a roughly four-hour drive the development team took in 2025 from Hangzhou to a game event in Shanghai, and was pushed forward in about one month.
Key Facts
- Pathea Games announced Seikyu: Let's Go! on September 28, 2026, developed by ACE Entertainment.
- Seikyu: Let's Go! is planned for release on PC via Steam in the fourth quarter of 2026 and will support Japanese text.
- Seikyu: Let's Go! supports up to four-player co-op, with players taking the roles of yokai on a camping car trip around Seikyu Island.
- Seikyu Monogatari, the previous game set on Seikyu Island from the same developer, officially released on June 11, 2026.
- A playtest for Seikyu: Let's Go! has begun alongside the announcement, letting players experience the first map.
Reporting from 2 sources: 4Gamer.net, Automaton.
Pathea Games announced Seikyu: Let's Go! on September 28, 2026, a co-op camping car road trip game developed by ACE Entertainment. The title is planned for PC via Steam in the fourth quarter of 2026 and will support Japanese text. Up to four players take the roles of cute yokai who travel around Seikyu Island in a handmade camper van, with no fixed role divisions such as driver or navigator. Players can stop at roadside points of interest, solve challenges together, lower a suspension bridge, operate a Ferris wheel, set up camp, and cook. The game carries on the worldview of the slow-life RPG Seikyu Monogatari, which ACE Entertainment also developed and which officially released on June 11, 2026. Mishaps such as the car getting stuck in a ditch or rolling over happen along the way. A playtest has also begun alongside the announcement, letting players experience the first map.
ACE Entertainment returns to the island it built for its slow-life RPG. Seikyu Monogatari began early access in May 2025 and had its official release in June. Steam user reviews sit at "Very Positive," with about 83 percent of roughly 2,200 reviews rating it favorably.
- Camping car and campsite decoration. Furniture and accessories come from vending machines, paid for with coins earned by clearing challenges and filling in an encyclopedia.
- Character accessories and costumes. Players can dress their yokai as well as their van.
- In-game voice chat. Voice volume changes with distance, a system meant to add immersion to the drive.
- Multiple maps. Locations range from tropical-style islands to quiet, dark forests and snow-covered mountains.
- Photo opportunities. Players can photograph the creatures living in each area, and one noted mishap is taking a selfie while a companion is chased by wildlife.
Players who want into the playtest can apply by selecting "Request Access" on the Steam store page.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.