The whistle blows on the world stage. CAPTAIN TSUBASA 2: WORLD FIGHTERS is the next entry in the anime soccer action series, developed by TAMSOFT CORPORATION and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc., and it takes the franchise's trademark mix of football and fireworks to a global roster of opponents. The pitch is the arena, and the world is the bracket.
The world is already torn apart. The summer is what comes after. COCORO is a sci fi visual novel from Frontwing, published by Frontwing USA and GOOD SMILE COMPANY, planned and penned by Asta Konno, the writer of ATRI: My Dear Moments. In a world broken by rampaging AI, an unforgettable summer begins for a boy who has lost his home and a humanoid girl who dreams of marriage.
The heroes won the fight, the city survived, and now it is your shift. Kaiju Harvest is a fast paced pixel art harvesting game from Tavuno Forge, which develops and publishes the title, and it casts you as a Harvester: the post battle worker sent to clean up the aftermath of kaiju attacks. Defeated giant monsters are not a tragedy here. They are the payroll.
The romance of the job is a laser scanner and a warehouse hangar. Order Picker Simulator is a management simulation from trushkeen, which develops and publishes the title, and it hands you the career of a newly minted partner of the giant corporation Ultra Fresh Food. The word partner is generous; the franchise loan trapped in your paperwork is the truer description.
The ice cream machine is broken again, and the shift has not even started properly. Quickie Takeout is an adult visual novel from artoonu, which develops and publishes the game, set inside a chaotic fast food joint. You play an experienced worker who has seen every order the kitchen can throw, and the real trouble arrives with the rest of the staff.
The range is minimal. The pressure is not. Tactical Mission: Target Rush is a single player shooter from GrizzlyBytes, which develops and publishes the game, built around the pure chase for a better score. The rush in the title is the job description. Everything unnecessary has been removed so the essentials can speak. Close quarters battle courses, dynamic targets, and your own reflexes are the whole equation.
Your parents said they walked ten kilometers uphill both ways. This game believes them. How Asian Parents went to School is an action adventure from Andy Yeet, published by Kaljag Games and MadOctopus, and it turns the legendary family commute into a playable gauntlet. Reach school alive, if possible. Attendance is mandatory. Survival is optional.
The city sleeps, but your store does not. Night Rolls: Cozy Store is a casual management simulation from Polytale Games, which develops and publishes the title. You run a small convenience store through the quiet hours, from 11 PM to 6 AM, serving the people who wander in while everyone else is asleep.
You are a condemned Synthetic marked for destruction, and the city wants the job finished. ReBlade is an action RPG from STAGE Games, which develops and publishes the title, set inside a cyber mythic metropolis that keeps resetting you and never manages to stop you. The death spiral is the point. Every death is a cycle, and every cycle is another chance to cut deeper.
A classic returns in high definition. Koikata: How Our Love Grows is an anime visual novel from developer ensemble, published by Kagami Games, arriving on PC as an official 2K ultra HD remaster. The title has been a favorite of the genre for years. The story takes you to Seiou and Shiraba Academies, two neighboring schools pushed to the verge of a merger by the marriage of their chairpersons.
