SHIBUYA SUSHI MASTER Playable At Tokyo Game Show 2026
TOONLEAGUE is showing a playable demo of its PC adventure game SHIBUYA SUSHI MASTER at Tokyo Game Show 2026, which runs from September 17 to September 21 at Makuhari Messe.
2 sources Sep 18
Reporting from 2 sources: 4Gamer.net, GAME Watch (Impress).
Why it matters
The TGS demo is the playable public look at a TOONLEAGUE title whose sushi-making choices branch the story, with the studio aiming at a spring 2027 release.
The game is set in a future Shibuya that is sinking from rising sea levels and lit by neon. Players serve sushi as the chef Namida, choosing toppings, forming style, and wasabi. A full release is targeted for around spring 2027.
The demo on the TGS floor runs through the third in-game day, with a few customers arriving each day and conversation carrying the setting. Sushi is built in steps: pick the topping, decide nigiri, gunkan, or roll, then set the wasabi. Toppings run from tuna, salmon, and egg to a semiconductor, which forms into an item called a "Zeta Drive." Making something unrequested still moves the story forward, and the branches follow those choices. Characters are pixel art, including a man with a mechanical arm, a twin-tailed girl, a figure resembling a trash can, and a tiger. Rain plays throughout the shop scenes.
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