Smilegate to Unveil Two New Titles at TGS 2026

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Smilegate is set to target global players at the Tokyo Game Show (TGS) 2026, held in Japan this September, by showcasing two new titles: Miraesi: Invisible Future (hereinafter Miraesi) and Dead Account: Two Blue Flames.

Celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, TGS will extend its schedule by one day, running for five days from September 17 to 21 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan. Following its debut at last year's event, Smilegate plans to host a dedicated booth again this year to welcome visitors with its two highly anticipated games. A special event website was launched on the 13rd, and further details regarding stage programs and events will be announced sequentially.

Miraesi, one of the featured titles, is a collectible RPG developed by CONTROL9 and to be published by Smilegate. It has garnered significant attention due to the participation of renowned art director Kim Hyung-seop, who is well-known both domestically and internationally. Since its debut at last year's exhibition, the title has received positive responses from global fans at various events, including AGF and Anime Expo 2026 this past July. As this marks the game's second exhibition appearance, expectations are high for a more polished experience. Recruitment for partner creators has been ongoing since June 25, with over 200 selected individuals currently active.

Another entry, Dead Account: Two Blue Flames, is a team-based roguelite game that combines character growth and collection, based on the manga series by Shizumu Watanabe that has been serialized since 2023. The game aims to perfectly recreate the unique world and story of the original work, in which the protagonist, 'Soji Enishiro,' joins forces with various allies to defeat ghosts appearing on the social media accounts of the deceased. It is currently being prepared as a cross-platform title supporting mobile devices and STOVE PC, with pre-registration events already underway. Starting on the 14th, the company will begin recruiting partner creators, and to celebrate, it is holding a special event on X (formerly Twitter) where 30 applicants will be selected via a raffle to receive exhibition tickets.

This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of NC AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom. [Read Original]

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