Three Games Line Up for the Week of November 9
The week of November 9 brings three releases across Japanese storefronts. Everybody Poit! Prinny Sugoroku, Nippon Ichi Software's party game mixing sugoroku with a command RPG, arrives November 12 at 7,678 yen.
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Why it matters
The Prinny game's post-boss rule, where co-op partners turn on each other to carry the defeated boss home, is the one design detail this week's slate offers that the other two releases do not, and it sits at a full 7,678 yen.
Key Facts
- Everybody Poit! Prinny Sugoroku releases November 12, 2026 at 7,678 yen.
- Football Manager 27 releases November 11, 2026 at 7,990 yen.
- Moomin: Midsummer Madness in Moomin Valley releases November 12, 2026 at 2,550 yen.
- Prinny Sugoroku is a Nippon Ichi Software party game that fuses a command RPG with sugoroku.
- Moomin: Midsummer Madness in Moomin Valley is a point-and-click adventure based on Tove Jansson's novel.
Football Manager 27 lands November 11 at 7,990 yen. Moomin: Midsummer Madness in Moomin Valley, a point-and-click adventure drawn from Tove Jansson's novel, releases November 12 at 2,550 yen.
The week's releases split across three storefronts and two days. Football Manager 27 opens the run on November 11, listed on Steam, the PS Store, and the Xbox Store at 7,990 yen; the manager sim lets players pick any club from a local semi-pro side to a leading club and run signings, selection, training, and tactics across a season. The two November 12 titles are a Nippon Ichi Software party game built on slots and a point-and-click adventure adapted from Tove Jansson's novel.
- Everybody Poit! Prinny Sugoroku: November 12, 7,678 yen, Nippon Ichi Software party game fusing a command RPG with sugoroku
- Football Manager 27: November 11, 7,990 yen, the latest entry in the soccer manager series
- Moomin: Midsummer Madness in Moomin Valley: November 12, 2,550 yen, a point-and-click adventure based on Tove Jansson's novel
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