As of late June 2026, the Nursery Rhyme series has two active projects: a crowdfunding campaign for a re-production of Lump of Sugar's 2005 debut game, and Idea Factory's upcoming dark fantasy Switch title Sullyland Nursery Rhyme, launching October 1.
The Nursery Rhyme name now covers two distinct video game projects announced within two weeks of each other. Lump of Sugar launched a crowdfunding campaign on June 26 for a re-production of its 2005 bishoujo game Nursery Rhyme, the studio's debut title. The project targets a Nintendo Switch and PC release, with funding goals determining whether the result is a remaster at 100% or a full remake at 500%. The company cited the original's age and lack of modern support as the reason for the revival effort.
Separately, Idea Factory revealed Sullyland Nursery Rhyme, a dark fantasy original IP for Nintendo Switch that launches October 1. In the game, players control a protagonist who must save townspeople by playing a life-threatening game called Night Lessons, guided by a talking stuffed animal named Shiro. Gameplay alternates between daytime festival preparation and nighttime survival. No connection between the two projects beyond the shared name has been stated in available coverage.
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Lump of Sugar announced a re-production project for its 2005 bishoujo game Nursery Rhyme, with a crowdfunding campaign launching June 26. The project aims to bring the game to Nintendo Switch and PC, with a remaster at 100% funding and a full remake at 500% funding. The original game is difficult to play due to age and lack of modern support.
Idea Factory released a promotional video for Sullyland Nursery Rhyme, a dark fantasy Nintendo Switch game where players take on a life-threatening game called Night Lessons from a talking stuffed animal named Shiro to save townspeople. The game launches October 1 and alternates between daytime festival preparation and nighttime survival.