Wakareta Navi Steam Version Announced for 2027
A free web game with a liar-navigator hook that already drew more than 80,000 plays on unityroom is getting a paid Steam version with new gimmicks, stages, and scenario, which is how a small domestic team converts a browser hit into a commercial release.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
Project:Navi announced on September 30 that the side-scrolling action game Wakareta Navi is coming to PC via Steam in 2027. The game follows a navigation AI girl, called Navi, who guides the player through an unfinished game abandoned due to bugs. Touching certain gimmicks switches her personality and turns her guidance into lies. It was developed by a team including Gaming College Student (Aoden), Mlv, and Etsuji Omoto, and released on unityroom in December 2025, where it has been played more than 80,000 times.
The Steam version adds new gimmicks, stages, and scenario, and is scheduled for 2027. The unityroom build will stay up and playable in a browser for free.
The core hook stays the same. Navi sits on screen the whole time, describing herself as a benevolent AI, and asks for the player's cooperation to learn why the game was abandoned. Her instructions help with jumps, springboards, and gravity-reversal gimmicks. Touch the wrong object in a stage and she flips, lying about where the next platform is.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.