Mononoke No Kuni
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Mononoke no Kuni gets new overview trailer
Publisher Happinet and developer Lights Interactive have released a new overview trailer for their upcoming Japanese folklore adventure game, Mononoke no Kuni. The game, set to launch in fall 2026 for PC, features a protagonist named Taiki and his dog companion Musashi exploring a world inspired by Japanese myths and yokai, engaging in parry-based combat and mini-games.
3D Action-Adventure PC Title Mononoke No Kuni Heads to BitSummit 2026 with Revamped Demo
The 3D action-adventure game Mononoke No Kuni will be playable at BitSummit 2026, featuring a revamped demo with improved environments and new gameplay systems. Developed by Lights-Interactive and published by HAPPINET CORPORATION, the title is set to release on PC in autumn 2026. The game draws inspiration from Japanese folklore and features parry-based combat and a bond system with the player's Shiba Inu companion, Musashi.
Mononoke No Kuni Brings Revamped Demo to BitSummit 2026
Happinet and Lights-Interactive will showcase a revamped demo of their 3D action-adventure game, Mononoke No Kuni, at BitSummit 2026. The new build features a prologue and first chapter with improvements like a free camera, rebuilt environments, and new exploration systems. The game, which follows a boy and his Shiba Inu companion through a Yokai-filled realm, is planned for a PC release via Steam in Autumn 2026.
Mononoke No Kuni BitSummit PUNCH trailer, screenshots
Publisher Happinet and developer Studio Lights have released a new trailer and screenshots for their upcoming game, Mononoke No Kuni. Further details about the game's platforms and release date are expected soon.
BitSummit Punch 2026 Reveals Official Game Selection and Event Details
The BitSummit Executive Committee has announced the official game selection for BitSummit Punch 2026, an indie game festival held in Kyoto. The event will feature a diverse lineup of titles from Japan and around the world, including Antonblast, Inkonbini, and Finding Polka. The venue map and special events page are now live, and Ai Yokomachi and J-mon will return as MCs.
