Source: Gravity

Gravity Game Arise (GGA), the Japanese subsidiary of global game company Gravity, announced on the 7th that it will participate in the indie game exhibition 'Tokyo Game Dungeon 13' (hereinafter 'Tokyo Game Dungeon').

Gravity Game Arise has been participating in various gaming events, such as 'BitSummit' and 'Tokyo Game Show,' to showcase its diverse portfolio of indie games and discover new titles with high potential and quality.

This year's Tokyo Game Dungeon will be held on August 8 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Trade Center Hamamatsucho-kan. Launched in 2022, Tokyo Game Dungeon is the largest indie game exhibition in Japan, offering visitors the chance to experience games created by individual developers and small teams while interacting directly with the creators.

Gravity Game Arise will feature the retro titles 'JALECO ARCADE COLLECTION Vol. 1' and 'JALECO ARCADE COLLECTION Vol. 2,' as well as the atmosphere-reading game 'Kuukiyomi: Consider It! World (Korean Ver.)' as its main exhibits. Additionally, the company will showcase the bakery management action game 'Aeruta,' the racing game 'Hashire Hebereke EX,' the soulslike boss rush game 'LIGHT ODYSSEY,' and the fantasy guild management simulation 'Galvatein: Adventurers' Guild.'

Notably, the exhibition will mark the first public reveal of 12 previously unreleased titles from the 32-game 'JALECO ARCADE COLLECTION Vol. 1 & Vol. 2.' These include classic hits such as 'P-47 ACES' and 'BIG RUN.' 'P-47 ACES' is a side-scrolling shooter where players choose one of four aces, each with a unique aircraft, to break through eight front lines; it supports two-player co-op, allowing players to fight off enemy attacks using real-world fighter planes. 'BIG RUN' offers the thrill of high-stakes racing as players navigate through natural landscapes while avoiding rival vehicles.

'Kuukiyomi: Consider It! World (Korean Ver.)' is the Korean version of the atmosphere-reading game series that has been enjoyed by over 10 million players worldwide. It recreates Korea's unique cultural nuances and relatable everyday situations. The game supports both single-player and two-player modes and is designed for easy, accessible gameplay.

Gravity Game Arise has also prepared on-site events for attendees. Visitors who demo the main titles—'JALECO ARCADE COLLECTION Vol. 1,' 'JALECO ARCADE COLLECTION Vol. 2,' and 'Kuukiyomi: Consider It! World (Korean Ver.)'—will receive special perks on a first-come, first-served basis. Special merchandise will also be available for those who demo other featured titles.

Park Hyun-jun, Director at Gravity Game Arise, stated, "Gravity Game Arise is showcasing unique indie games—both self-developed and published—at various events in Japan, a region with a highly developed indie game ecosystem. We decided to participate in this event to gauge current indie market trends and gather feedback on our newly revealed titles." He added, "As our main exhibits are being prepared for multi-platform release, we ask for your continued interest and hope you will come and experience the charm of the indie games presented by Gravity Game Arise firsthand."

More information regarding Gravity Game Arise's exhibits at Tokyo Game Dungeon can be found on the official website.