Every witness is lying in this upcoming Korean mystery adventure game

Uncover clues and testimonies to solve a cold case in upcoming South Korean point and click mystery game "No Case should Remain Unsolved."

Uncover clues and testimonies to solve a cold case in upcoming South Korean point and click mystery game "No Case should Remain Unsolved."

Japanese developer NOVECT reported that The House in Fata Morgana has topped 100.000 copies sold on Steam alone. Keika Hanada of NOVECT extended words of gratitude to international fans and the effort of the translators who worked on the title.

As in the manga and anime, Satoru Gojo is extremely powerful in new RPG game spin-off Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade but is amusingly distracted away from battle.

Japanese developer King re-released their free-to-play browser game The Big Adventure of Owata’s Life along with the game's sequel and the action game Rokko Chan.

COVER Corporation unveils holo Indie brand for officially releasing fanmade games featuring hololive IPs, starting with 2D tower defense game HoloParade.

Japanese game developer Key announced Anemoi on November 15, revealing a teaser video and website. The new title is planned to be a full-price release.

The free-to-play "Sekiro-like" Japanese indie game Kannagi Usagi released on November 3, earning acclaim for its gameplay and visuals.

Japanese horror game developer Chilla’s Art announced on October 30 that their latest title The Kidnap will be releasing on November 1 (JST) on Steam. A trailer for the game has been revealed as well.

Mistrogue: Mist and the Living Dungeons by Japanese developer Polyscape released fully on October 27. The roguelite action game features "living dungeons" that keep changing structure as you challenge them.

Japanese indie developer Yamauchi_games will be releasing Drunk Way to Home, in which the player has to help a heavily intoxicated man find his way back home even though he can't walk without collapsing after every few steps.

Japanese horror game developer Chilla’s Art announced their new title The Kindap for the PC (Steam). The game will revolve around a kidnapping incident in rural Japan.

The Japanese court sentenced YouTuber Shinobu Yoshida (53) to two years in prison, suspended for five years, and a fine of about $6800 for uploading gameplay videos and edited anime footage without the permission of the right holders,