2P Games is publishing a steady run of independent PC titles, most released on Steam with Japanese support. Its most recent releases are Crying Goose, which has a Japanese voice update coming in September, and Reincarnation Insurance Co. R.I.P., which left Early Access on September 16. It is also preparing for its first gamescom appearance and an October launch for Alice Nation.
2P Games has spent 2026 publishing small independent games, most of them for PC through Steam with Japanese-language support. Its releases run from voice-controlled co-op (Dotabata! Duck Catcher, June 24) to a vampire visual novel (Well of the World: Carlo's Bloodline, August 18 at 1,550 yen) to the Early Access exit of Reincarnation Insurance Co. R.I.P. on September 16. The company's pitch across these titles is variety rather than a single genre, and its store pages routinely list Japanese display or subtitles.
In July, the company presented four new indie titles at Bilibili World 2026, including a multi-ending raising sim, a cooperative action game about pets carrying noodle humans, a one-hit-kill shooter set in 1939 Birmingham, and a deck-building roguelike with a Journey to the West theme. Two of those titles were planned for Japanese release with Japanese language support. The following month, 2P Games said it would exhibit for the first time at gamescom 2026 in Cologne from August 26 to 30, showing Sultan's Game and Girls and Academy Castle alongside upcoming titles such as How to Raise a Beloved Daughter in Immortal Village.
The most recent release, Crying Goose, has drawn about 8,200 user reviews on Steam with roughly 58 percent positive, and the publisher and developer ZerocreationGame responded with a free September update adding full Japanese voice acting and fixing localization bugs. Reincarnation Insurance Co. R.I.P. shipped a major update alongside its 1.0 release, adding a melee ninja named Lin, the City of Resurrection map, a final boss, the Infinite Journey endless mode, the R.I.Plane minigame, 34 Mythic-grade items, 19 investigation events, and an NPC called the Rear Support Terminal. Alice Nation is set for October 16 in Japan at $7.99 with a 10 percent discount for 14 days, and a demo is out now.
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Publisher 2P Games and developer ZerocreationGame announced on September 20 that full Japanese voice acting for Crying Goose will arrive within September, with cast information to be revealed over the coming days. The free update also fixes localization bugs. The PC Steam novel adventure, released in April 2026, sits at Mixed on roughly 8,200 user reviews, about 58% positive.
Publisher 2P Games released WarmCore Studio's roguelite action game Reincarnation Insurance Co. R.I.P. on September 16 for PC via Steam, with Japanese in-game text. A major update shipped alongside it: a katana-wielding melee ninja named Lin, the map City of Resurrection, a final boss, the Infinite Journey endless mode, the R.I.Plane arcade minigame, 34 Mythic-grade equipment items, 19 investigation events, and a new NPC, the Rear Support Terminal. The game entered Early Access in January 2026.
Publisher 2P Games announced on September 14 that Hanamiriro's Alice Nation launches October 15 local time, which is October 16 in Japan. The narrative card game is coming to PC via Steam, supports Japanese display and subtitles, and is priced at $7.99 with a 10 percent discount for 14 days from release. A demo is available now.
Publisher 2P Games announced it will exhibit for the first time at gamescom 2026, running August 26 to 30 in Cologne, Germany. The booth, Hall 10.1 | B078 C079, will feature playable versions of released hits including Sultan's Game and Girls and Academy Castle, plus a lineup of upcoming titles like the daughter-raising sim How to Raise a Beloved Daughter in Immortal Village.
2P Games and Beep Japan released NimParth's dark fantasy visual novel 'Well of the World: Carlo's Bloodline' on Steam on August 18, 2026. Priced at 1,550 yen, it is discounted 10% to 1,395 yen until September 1. Players guide the protagonist '4' through branching choices and multiple endings.
At Bilibili World 2026, 2P Games presented four new indie titles. The lineup includes a multi-ending raising simulation set in Eastern fantasy, a cooperative action game where pets carry wobbly noodle humans, a one-hit-kill shooter in 1939 Birmingham, and a deck-building roguelike with a post-Journey to the West theme. Two of the titles are planned for Japanese release with Japanese language support.
Publisher 2P Games and developer FuncoreClub released the voice-controlled co-op action game 'Dotabata! Duck Catcher' on Steam on June 24, 2026. The game uses only microphone input: players shout to generate volume that moves ducks toward a goal. It supports up to four players in online co-op, and each player's voice affects the ducks, meaning a poorly timed yell can send the whole flock off a cliff. Stages include a slippery snowy mountain and a scorching desert with giant fans that blow ducks away. Items add chaos: a cigarette lets ducks dash at super speed, medicinal liquor makes them dizzy, a steel whistle calls back strays, and firecrackers scare off wild dogs. Players can unlock badges and costumes for customization. The regular price is 1,050 yen, with a 38% launch discount to 651 yen until July 8. The game supports Japanese, simplified and traditional Chinese, English, Korean, French, and German.