ⓒ Gravity
Gravity Game Arise (GGA), the Japanese subsidiary of Gravity, announced on September 14 its participation in Tokyo Game Show 2026 alongside its lineup of showcased titles.
Tokyo Game Show 2026 will take place at Makuhari Messe in Japan from September 17 to 21. This year’s event will run for five days in a hybrid format, combining in-person and online components.
GGA will set up a booth in the Indie Game Area under the theme “Start with Gravity ‘FAN-LINK UNIVERSE’ in TGS 2026.” The showcase features seven titles in total, including six indie games and one Ragnarok IP-based console project.
The indie game lineup includes the read-the-room game ‘KUUKIYOMI: Consider It World – Korea Ver.’, retro compilations ‘Jaleco Arcade Collection Vol. 1’ and ‘Jaleco Arcade Collection Vol. 2’, bakery management action RPG ‘Aeruta’, Soulslike boss rush game ‘Light Odyssey’, and fantasy guild management simulation ‘Galvatein: Adventurers’ Guild’. All six titles will be playable on-site at the event.
GGA will also unveil its ‘Ragnarok Console Project’ for the first time at the event. An RPG in development based on the universe of ‘Ragnarok Online’, the title aims for a release in the first half of 2027. The latest gameplay video will be screened at the booth.
At the venue, an event will offer title-specific merchandise to visitors who play the game demos. Additional souvenirs will be provided to attendees who complete missions such as playing demos, adding games to their wishlist, writing reviews, and joining the Discord channel. Participants in the Discord join event from ‘BitSummit PUNCH 2026’ will receive priority demo access.
Hyunjun Park, Director at Gravity Game Arise, stated that the indie games showcased at Tokyo Game Dungeon 13 and BitSummit PUNCH 2026 are preparing for official releases or Early Access in the second half of the year, adding that the latest gameplay video for the new Ragnarok Console Project will be revealed for the first time at this event.
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AloJapan.com