SHUEISHA GAMES will bring two upcoming titles to PAX East this week, with playable demos of ATMOSFAR and Schrödinger’s Call available at Booth 18055.

According to a release, attendees visiting the Boston event from March 26th will be able to try the latest demos for both games. The publisher, which was established by Japanese manga company SHUEISHA, said the showcase will highlight one cooperative exploration title and one narrative-driven adventure.

ATMOSFAR is described as a one to four-player exploration game set on an alien world of floating islands and flying creatures. Players scavenge resources, upgrade airborne vessels and work towards building an outpost while uncovering the fate of humanity’s last settlement. The game is slated to launch in Steam Early Access in 2026.

Schrödinger’s Call, meanwhile, is a story-focused PC title also due in 2026. According to the release, the game follows a character named Mary in a world without human life, where players guide lost souls through a series of phone calls as the end of the world approaches.

The PAX East appearance gives SHUEISHA GAMES another chance to introduce its publishing lineup to a wider international audience. In recent years, the company has continued expanding beyond manga into games, backing projects from independent developers alongside titles tied to Japanese creators.

PAX East has become one of the major North American events for publishers seeking hands-on exposure for upcoming releases, particularly among PC and indie audiences. For SHUEISHA GAMES, the event offers an opportunity to put both projects directly in front of players ahead of their planned 2026 launches.