Com2uS announced on the 26th that it will host a dedicated booth at AnimeJapan 2026. This massive animation exhibition, which draws over 100,000 visitors annually, takes place over two days starting March 28 at Tokyo Big Sight. The developer is planning to pull back the curtain on two new games based on popular Japanese animation intellectual properties (IPs).

First up is 'Tougen Anki: Crimson Inferno', a turn-based RPG adapted from the hit TV anime 'Tougen Anki'. It aims to faithfully mirror the narrative and character lore of the original series, promising a visceral combat experience powered by modern 3D graphics and slick animations.

The second reveal, 'Gachiakuta: The Game', is a survival action RPG based on the trendy series 'Gachiakuta'. The team is working to translate the original's distinctive cartoon-style graphics and graffiti aesthetic into a playable format, with development focused on bringing high-octane, multi-character combat to PC and console platforms.

Com2uS intends to use the event as a springboard to broadcast its IP-based portfolio and reel in a new wave of fans. They’re doubling down on their strategy to service titles built upon both domestic and international hit IPs, aiming to expand their global footprint by strengthening ties with fans everywhere.