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Everything announced at the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct 2026
Every single game and announcement, in the order they were shown.
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The PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct returned, and it revealed new details for 36 games and their DLC, including 13, count 'em, 13, world premieres. There was gameplay, there were developer interviews, scenes from the Tokyo Game Show show floor, you've got demoes to download, and videogames to add to your wishlist.
You can check out our Steam list which includes every game featured in the show, and you can read on for a rundown of all the reveals in the order they aired. There's also an embed to the full broadcast above if you missed it live. Enjoy!
Find out just how criminal sport can be in Really Illegal Golf. Go with friends or solo and sneak into places you shouldn't be just so you can play a round of golf. Sneak past guards and cameras, or knock through obstacles and tase people who get in your way. Download the demo on Steam.
Lufia 1 & 2 The Sinistrals Saga bring the first two games in the iconic RPG series into one convenient package. This is the first time these games will have an official PC release, so be sure to wishlist on Steam.
Never worry about matchmaking again with this asynchronous autobattler. Fool King blends stylish art with tactical warfare in a fantasy setting. The game launches November 16, 2026, but you can download the demo right now.
Let's Build a Dungeon has you control a videogame studio and make the MMO it's developing. You've got to keep your players happy or they'll leave bad reviews and play something else. The game is launching into early access February 11, 2027. Wishlist it on Steam.
Night Plane is a horror game made specifically to scare me, because you also have to be a flight attendant, and I have a deathly fear of flying. Attend to passengers while kicking shape-shifting demons off the plane, and be ready to save some souls if you crash land. Download the Steam demo now and wishlist the game ahead of its October 26 release date.
We Were Here Tomorrow is the latest game in the We Were Here puzzle series, and this one comes with new abilities and upgrades. The only way to solve these problems is with a pal, so line one up before the October 20 launch date and wishlist it on Steam.