qureate is preparing to bring the Bunny Garden series to Tokyo Game Show 2026 at the Konami booth, where demo players receive joke tissue giveaways. Physical Switch releases of Hebebereke Bunny Garden, Bunny Garden 2, and a Bunny Garden Trilogy Set arrive December 17 through Ebten.
qureate's recent output has settled into two lanes. The first is Tokyo Valkyrie, a deck-building roguelite that follows college students who fight an otherworldly threat in Tokyo by night. It launched July 9 on Nintendo Switch and Steam at 2,980 yen, with a CERO D rating for ages 17 and up and pre-order discounts of 10 percent for the Switch version. Ahead of launch, qureate opened pre-orders on June 18 and revealed three companions: a two-faced maid, a controversial former pro gamer streamer, and a doctor with maternal healing. A promotional video followed on June 26. The game's release also pushed qureate past 100 original heroines, which the studio marked by opening its own online shop on July 9 with Tokyo Valkyries merchandise and a purchase card campaign through July 31.
The second lane is Bunny Garden. Bunny Garden 2 received its third DLC volume on June 4, adding character-specific karaoke songs for all six cast members at 300 yen per song on Switch and Steam, with a 10 percent launch sale running to June 17 on both platforms. The songs shift post-launch content from costumes to music: Kana's "Screen♡Love," Rin's "Choroitte, Maji de! w," Muka's "Moon Light Driver," Erisa's "Cinderella Girl," Kurone's "Liar Girl," and Runa's "Crank-in."
On September 8, qureate announced it will bring three Bunny Garden titles to the Konami booth at Tokyo Game Show 2026, which runs from September 17. The lineup is the original conversation game, the action spin-off Hebebereke Bunny Garden, and Bunny Garden 2, the sequel that reached No. 1 in sales on Steam and has an announced action figure. Demo players receive a box of tissues the studio describes as "ideal for wiping something," a joke about the series' adult content placed inside a mainstream trade show booth. Physical Switch releases of Hebebereke Bunny Garden, Bunny Garden 2, and a Bunny Garden Trilogy Set will follow on December 17 through Ebten, with an early purchase bonus of a membership card and original sticker.
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Sep 8
qureate announced on September 8, 2026, that it will bring three titles from the "Bunny Garden" series to the Konami booth at Tokyo Game Show 2026, which runs from September 17. Players who try the demos will receive a box of tissues the studio describes as "ideal for wiping something," with the caveat that "what to wipe is left to the customer's discretion."
The playable lineup is "Bunny Garden," the original conversation game set at a gentlemen's resting place; "Hebebereke Bunny Garden," an action spin-off about escorting drunk girls home; and "Bunny Garden 2," the sequel that reached No. 1 in sales on Steam and has an announced action figure.
The giveaway is not the only product news. "Hebebereke Bunny Garden," "Bunny Garden 2," and a "Bunny Garden Trilogy Set" will get physical Nintendo Switch releases on December 17 through Ebten, the store run by KADOKAWA Game Linkage. The trilogy set bundles three software titles plus bonuses and carries an early purchase bonus of a membership card and original sticker.
Jul 9
qureate opened its own online shop on July 9, 2026, to commemorate surpassing 100 original heroines with the release of Tokyo Valkyries. The first products are Tokyo Valkyries merchandise including acrylic stands, can badges, keychains, panels, and tapestries. A purchase campaign offers special cards based on order amount through July 31.
Jun 27
Qureate released a promotional video for its deck-building roguelite Tokyo Valkyrie on June 26, 2026. The game launches July 9 on PC via Steam and Nintendo Switch for 2,980 yen. Players build decks and pull out evil swords to empower characters. Pre-orders for the Switch version are open with a 10% discount.
Jun 18
Qureate has revealed three new companions for its upcoming deck-building roguelite Tokyo Valkyrie, launching July 9 on Nintendo Switch and Steam. The characters include a two-faced maid, a controversial former pro gamer streamer, and a doctor with maternal healing. Pre-orders opened June 18 with a 10% discount.
Jun 11
Qureate announced a July 9 release date for Tokyo Valkyrie, a deck-building roguelite for Nintendo Switch and Steam priced at 2,980 yen. The game follows college students who fight an otherworldly threat in Tokyo by night. The CERO D rating indicates content suitable for ages 17 and up.
Jun 4
Qureate released the third DLC volume for Bunny Garden 2 on June 4, 2026, adding new karaoke songs for each of the game's six cast members. The DLC is available for both the Nintendo Switch and Steam versions of the romance adventure game. Each song costs 300 yen and is exclusive to its respective character. The six new tracks are: Kana's love song "Screen♡Love," Rin's high-energy "Choroitte, Maji de! w," Muka's cool "Moon Light Driver," Erisa's dreamy "Cinderella Girl," Kurone's mysterious "Liar Girl," and Runa's powerful "Crank-in." A promotional video showing the characters in special DLC costumes performing the new songs was also released alongside the DLC. A launch sale offering a 10% discount on all DLC Volume 3 items is running until June 17 on both platforms, though the Denfaminicogamer article notes the Steam sale extends to June 18. The DLC continues the pattern of character-specific content for Bunny Garden 2, following earlier costume-focused DLC waves.