qureate Gives "Bunny Garden" Tissues "Ideal for Wiping Something" at TGS2026
The giveaway is a deliberate joke about the series' adult content, and qureate is running it inside Konami's booth at a mainstream trade show rather than in its own corner.
Key Facts
- qureate announced the "Bunny Garden" series demo lineup and tissue giveaway on September 8, 2026.
- Tokyo Game Show 2026 runs from September 17, and the demos are at the Konami booth.
- Trial players receive BOX tissues "ideal for wiping something," with the studio noting what to wipe is left to the customer's discretion.
- "Hebebereke Bunny Garden," "Bunny Garden 2," and the "Bunny Garden Trilogy Set" get physical Nintendo Switch releases on December 17 via Ebten.
- "Bunny Garden 2" reached No. 1 in sales on Steam and has an announced action figure.
Reporting from 2 sources: Inside, Game Spark.
qureate announced on September 8, 2026, that it will bring three titles from the "Bunny Garden" series to the Konami booth at Tokyo Game Show 2026, which runs from September 17. Players who try the demos will receive a box of tissues the studio describes as "ideal for wiping something," with the caveat that "what to wipe is left to the customer's discretion." The playable lineup is "Bunny Garden," the original conversation game set at a gentlemen's resting place; "Hebebereke Bunny Garden," an action spin-off about escorting drunk girls home; and "Bunny Garden 2," the sequel that reached No. 1 in sales on Steam and has an announced action figure. The giveaway is not the only product news. "Hebebereke Bunny Garden," "Bunny Garden 2," and a "Bunny Garden Trilogy Set" will get physical Nintendo Switch releases on December 17 through Ebten, the store run by KADOKAWA Game Linkage. The trilogy set bundles three software titles plus bonuses and carries an early purchase bonus of a membership card and original sticker.
The giveaway is part of qureate's presence at the Konami booth's Partner Titles section, where the studio is showing all three current "Bunny Garden" entries. The series spans two genres: the original conversation game and its sequel, plus the action spin-off about escorting drunk girls home. The tissue box is the trial play bonus, and the studio's product note leaves the tissue's use to the customer.
- Bunny Garden: the original conversation game set at the gentlemen's resting place
- Hebebereke Bunny Garden: action spin-off about getting drunk girls home safely
- Bunny Garden 2: sequel that reached No. 1 in Steam sales, action figure announced
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.