NHN PlayArt Returns to Tokyo Game Show After 8 Years...Unveils Three New Titles
Seven Titles Including "Touken Ranbu Pazugiri" to Be Showcased
NHN announced on September 2 that its Japanese mobile game subsidiary, NHN PlayArt, will participate in the Tokyo Game Show (TGS) for the first time in eight years.
NHN PlayArt will set up a booth in Hall 2 of Makuhari Messe, Chiba Prefecture, Japan, where the TGS is being held. The company plans to showcase a variety of content including game demos, a photo zone, and gacha (capsule toy) activities. Visitors will have the opportunity to experience a total of seven titles developed by NHN PlayArt, including upcoming new releases.
The new titles to be introduced at TGS 2026 are: the puzzle role-playing game (RPG) "Touken Ranbu Pazugiri," the casual puzzle game "Petit Dragon of the Fantasy World," and the card battle RPG "OVER RUSH." Long-running titles such as "Dissidia Duelum Final Fantasy," "Yo-kai Watch Puni Puni," and "#Compass Combat Providence Analysis System" will also be on exhibit. Local fan favorite "LINE: Disney Tsum Tsum" will be featured at the TGS as well.
There will also be events for booth visitors. Each day during the show, a limited-edition shoulder bag will be given to early attendees on a first-come, first-served basis. Users who complete missions presented at each title’s booth and collect stamps will receive a limited edition card set. In addition, the developers and guest speakers will engage with attendees through on-site stage events.
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Jung Woojin, CEO of NHN PlayArt, stated, "As this is our first participation in TGS in eight years, we have prepared a variety of experiences and a total of seven titles, including new releases that embody the synergy of Korea-Japan game development. We aim to connect more closely with visitors and raise expectations for our new games."
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