Super Gahaku Brings 8-Player 3D Drawing and Werewolf Mode to Steam
North Fox Games released Super Gahaku on Steam on November 4, 2026 at 18:00 Japan time. The 3D drawing party game costs 690 yen, and a 30 percent launch sale runs for two weeks from release.
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Reporting from 2 sources: Denfaminicogamer, Game Spark.
Why it matters
Super Gahaku folds the social deduction of werewolf into a drawing game rather than a second party-game genre slot, which is why the prompt-guessing and fake-artist modes share one build.
Key Facts
- North Fox Games released Super Gahaku on Steam on November 4, 2026, priced at 690 yen.
- Super Gahaku supports one to eight players and ships with three modes: Make and Guess, Drawing Werewolf, and Free Build.
- Drawing Werewolf needs three or more players and hides the prompt from one fake artist.
- North Fox Games is a two-person studio based in Hokkaido and uses Unreal Engine 5 for Super Gahaku.
- Super Gahaku has a 30 percent launch sale for two weeks from release.
Players stack 3D parts in a 3D space to express prompts, and the game supports one to eight players. Three modes ship with it: Make and Guess, where two or more players build a prompt in 3D and then guess each other's work, with a cooperative "Everyone Answers" option and an individual "Early Buzz" option; Drawing Werewolf, for three or more players, where one player does not know the prompt and must bluff while the rest try to identify them; and Free Build, a one-player-and-up mode with no time limit. Online play runs through Steam friends or a shared room code. North Fox Games is a two-person studio based in Hokkaido working in Unreal Engine 5.
Streaming and monetized video posting are permitted for Super Gahaku, including for the demo version that preceded launch, per the release materials. Game Spark notes the online side supports joining from Steam friends or a room code, and that random matching is not supported.
Prompts range from simple words like cat and car to oddball options such as a penguin in love and an octopus doing a handstand, with the unusual prompts added after the demo. A character dress-up feature lets players change their avatar before playing. North Fox Games also made the tag game IROONI, set in an abandoned school. The studio warns that heavy simultaneous high-speed drawing may slow the drawing processing. Free Build allows multiple players to work on one piece together, and Make and Guess and Drawing Werewolf both run on short timed prompt rounds.
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