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At Tokyo Game Show 2026, Nexon's IO DIVISION showed Fareidolia as a playable demo. Head Kim Yong-ha described it as an "otherworld homestay" where players talk with girls at a base called Tasogare-kan, head into battle, then return to daily life. The game uses voice recognition, letting players call characters by name and pick options aloud. Mitsukiyo returns from Blue Archive to handle sound.
NEXON Games IO division head Kim Yong-ha delivered the opening keynote at BIC2026 in Busan, tracing how subculture games grew from niche to a market larger than any single major game. He detailed Blue Archive's IP design around lifestyle, repeated actions, symbols, and relationships, then asked what human aesthetic judgment remains in an AI era.
Nexon opened the official X account for Project RX, a new title involving Blue Archive development staff including general producer Kim Yong-ha and illustrator YutokaMizu as art director. The subculture game is in development for PC, console, and smartphone, with a teaser trailer showing character interactions and battle scenes.