The Tokyo Game Show 2026 showcase at Makuhari Messe, running from September 17 to September 21, will feature a software lineup signaling a strategic embrace of next-generation hardware. The exhibition will include four primary playable titles and support for the “Nintendo Switch 2” alongside PlayStation 5 and PC.
Visitors to the event can find the Kemco exhibition in Hall 8, Booth 08-N25. In addition to hands-on demos, attendees will receive special stickers and a TGS-exclusive booklet while supplies last.
Playable Titles and Creative Partnerships
The centerpiece of the 2026 lineup is Depth Loop. This project is developed by Oracle Knights.
The other three titles confirmed for the show floor include:
- Stellar Code: A new project developed by Fragaria.
- Alphadia F: The latest entry in the long-running RPG series from developer Exe-Create.
- METRO QUESTER ZERO: A title developed by Thousand Games, continuing the relationship with independent development houses.
Platform Strategy and Recent Launches
According to showcase details, the upcoming titles are slated for multi-platform releases. Notably, the documentation lists “Nintendo Switch 2” support, positioning Kemco as an early third-party adopter of Nintendo’s next-generation hardware. This is paired with standard releases for PlayStation 5 and Steam, ensuring a wide reach across console and PC audiences.
Coinciding with the lead-up to the event, My Dearest Direst Disaster launched on Steam on September 6, 2026.
While the TGS booth will focus on the four playable demos, further updates on release windows and additional platform specifics are expected during the five-day event.
