Omiya Soft is not mentioned in the two most recent Yomimono stories about the Culdcept series. Those stories cover Neos' Culdcept Begins demo on Steam and City Connection's Culdcept The First, neither of which names Omiya Soft as developer or publisher.
The two most recent Yomimono stories about the Culdcept series do not mention Omiya Soft. The newer of the two, from September 17, covers a demo for Culdcept Begins on Steam. Neos released that demo, which has tutorial quests, two demo-only quests, online matches with six fixed books, and an in-game card encyclopedia. The full Steam release is set for Q4 2026, with the price to be announced.
The earlier story, from June 16, covers Culdcept The First. City Connection put the PC version of that game in Steam Next Fest and released a demo update that adds volume adjustment and button display switching. That release adds Rewind, Quick Save & Load, Bonus Pack, and Hand Display to a revival of the 1997 Sega Saturn game, and it is set for July 30 on multiple platforms.
Neither story names Omiya Soft. The coverage of the series in this window centers on Neos and City Connection. There is no Yomimono reporting in this set about Omiya Soft's current projects, staff, or release plans.
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Neos has put a demo version of the Windows board and card game Culdcept Begins on Steam as of September 17. The full Steam release is set for Q4 2026 at a price still to be announced. The demo includes tutorial quests, two demo-only quests, online matches with six fixed books, and an in-game card encyclopedia.
City Connection announced it will exhibit the PC version of Culdcept The First at Steam Next Fest and released a demo update. The revival of the 1997 Sega Saturn game adds features like Rewind, Quick Save & Load, Bonus Pack, and Hand Display. The demo update adds volume adjustment and button display switching.