Gravity Game Arise (GGA), the Japanese subsidiary of Gravity, is participating in 'TOKYO GAME SHOW 2025'.

Gravity Game Arise plans to showcase six titles—either currently live or slated for release—at their booth, offering attendees a chance to get hands-on with the games and chat in real-time. This massive celebration of gaming, hosted at Makuhari Messe, runs for four days from September 25th to the 28th under the theme 'Unlimited, Neverending Playground'. You can find the Gravity Game Arise booth in the Indie Game Arena, located in Hall 11.

The lineup consists of five PC/console titles and one mobile game. The roster includes the bakery-management action RPG 'Aeruta', the exploration-heavy 2.5D action RPG 'Twilight Monk', the soul-like boss rush 'Light Odyssey', the Metroidvania adventure 'THE GOOD OLD DAYS', the racing action game 'Hashire HEBEREKE: EX', and finally, 'SCHOP HERO', a digging-based puzzle RPG developed in-house by Gravity.

Aeruta blends dungeon crawling with bakery management, all wrapped in a cozy 2D pixel-art aesthetic. Twilight Monk stands out with its isometric map design, punchy side-scrolling martial arts combat, and hand-drawn style illustrations. Light Odyssey is set in an ancient civilization consumed by darkness, following an adventure to reclaim the lost light.

Meanwhile, THE GOOD OLD DAYS follows a protagonist working to settle a father's debts with the help of friends before the clock runs out. Hashire HEBEREKE: EX is a modern remake of the original racing game published by SUNSOFT, featuring an eclectic cast of characters across various racing modes. SCHOP HERO, which officially launched in Japan on the 17th, combines puzzle-solving trap navigation with a combat system where characters are launched into battle.

Gravity Game Arise Director Park Hyun-jun stated, "For this year's Tokyo Game Show, we aim to provide local players with a truly enjoyable experience by showcasing a diverse range of indie titles published by Gravity Game Arise, alongside a uniquely conceptualized mobile game developed by our headquarters." The director added, "We invite everyone to drop by the Gravity Game Arise booth, try the games for themselves, and share their feedback. We remain committed to discovering and developing titles with distinctive personalities."