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.


'Tokyo Game Show 2026' NHN PlayArt Booth. Provided by NHN

'Tokyo Game Show 2026' NHN PlayArt Booth. Provided by NHN

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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.



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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