As of July 2026, Shueisha Games has two active titles: Wild Wild Eden, an open-world survival craft RPG set for Steam early access in spring 2027, and Un:Me, a psychological horror adventure scheduled for PC in 2026 with console versions for Switch 2 and PS5 announced. The publisher also cancelled the release of Ukiyo, transferring publication to the developer.
Shueisha Games is building a catalog that reaches beyond its manga-publishing roots. The label announced its first internally published open-world survival craft RPG, Wild Wild Eden, in July 2026 and showed a playable demo at Bilibili World 2026 days later. The game uses a Dream Bottle to tame monsters through petting and feeding, a system the developers said predates Palworld. Early access on Steam is planned for spring 2027. That same month, Shueisha Games cancelled the release of the indie adventure Ukiyo, which had been part of its Game Creators CAMP support project. The developer, Free Key Design (now listed as FREAKY DESIGN on Steam), took over publication. No reason was given for the cancellation.
In June 2026, Shueisha Games revealed that the psychological horror title Un:Me will launch on Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5 in addition to its previously announced PC version. The game follows a girl with four souls inside her mind, each with its own trauma and abilities. The PC version is set for 2026, with console dates unannounced. Together, these three titles show Shueisha Games moving into larger-scale, multiplatform releases while also pulling back from smaller indie projects.
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At Bilibili World 2026, Shueisha Games showed the world premiere playable demo of Wild Wild Eden, an open-world survival craft RPG. The game's monster taming system uses a Dream Bottle to put creatures to sleep, then tames them through petting and feeding, requiring ongoing care like real pets. Developers said the approach predates Palworld and reflects co-founder Dc Gan's love of animals and camping.
Shueisha Games and developer Magnus Games Studio have announced Wild Wild Eden, an open-world survival craft RPG with anime-style visuals. The game is set on an uncharted planet where players tame monsters, build bases, and unravel the world's secrets. Early access on Steam is planned for spring 2027. The game was previously known under the working title PROJECT SURVIVAL, first shown at BitSummit in July 2023. Since then, the development engine was changed and the visuals and content were overhauled. Players can gather materials, craft tools, and construct bases anywhere in the world, including atop waterfalls or inside volcanoes. Monsters are tamed using traps and Dream Bottles, then can be ridden, fight alongside the player, or assist with base tasks like farming. A breeding system allows crossbreeding same-species monsters to pass down traits and abilities, with rare color variants possible. The game supports solo play and online multiplayer. The story follows survivors of a destroyed home planet who seek a new home on Eden, only to uncover dark secrets about their past.
Shueisha Games announced on June 30 that it will cancel the release of the PC adventure game Ukiyo, which was in development by Free Key Design. The game, set in a cyberspace world with a Japanese-style aesthetic, follows a samurai cat named Kai trapped in a virtual space called UKIYO. It had been shown at events like BitSummit and Tokyo Game Show in 2022, but updates on its official X account had stopped. Shueisha Games apologized to those waiting for the release and said future information will come from the developer. According to Game Spark and GameBusiness.jp, the publisher and developer on the Steam store page have been changed to FREAKY DESIGN, which was previously handling the design aspect. The game was originally part of Shueisha's Game Creators CAMP support project. Seaknot Studios, which handled game system production, has not commented on the change.
Shueisha Games and developer historia Inc. have announced that the psychological horror adventure game Un:Me will launch on Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5, in addition to the previously announced PC version via Steam. The news came with a new trailer shown during The Mix Summer Game Showcase livestream on June 1, 2026. The game follows a girl who awakens in a mysterious labyrinth with four souls inside her mind. Each soul has its own traumas and abilities, and they can seize control of the girl's body during exploration, changing what the player sees and can do. Players use special items found in the labyrinth to converse with the souls and learn their stories. The core mechanic involves choosing which soul to keep in the body and which to erase. The PC version is scheduled for a 2026 release, while the console release dates remain unannounced.