Shueisha Games Co., Ltd. is exhibiting at Tokyo Game Show 2026, running from Thursday, September 17 through Monday, September 21 (a national holiday).
At the booth, visitors can try a playtest version of JUJUTSU KAISEN RUMBLE: SURVIVATON, a survivors-royale game from poncle — the team behind Vampire Survivors — in which players become characters from Jujutsu Kaisen and battle a horde of curses and rivals. A demo of UN:Me will also be playable, an adventure game set in a beautiful yet unsettling world where a girl "talks" with the four souls dwelling inside her while fleeing the trauma that pursues her and searching for the true owner of her body. Novelties for each title will be handed out to visitors.
The PCs and keyboards used for the demos are high-performance models supplied by Mouse Computer Co., Ltd.
Their high processing power and graphics performance let visitors enjoy finely rendered visuals and smooth gameplay.
Note: The content playable at the event may differ from the content at launch. Thank you for your understanding.
Tokyo Game Show 2026 Details
Dates: Thursday, September 17–Monday, September 21 (a national holiday), 2026
- Business Days: Thursday, September 17–Friday, September 18, 10:00 AM–5:00 PM each day
- Public Days: Saturday, September 19–Sunday, September 20, 9:30 AM–5:00 PM each day; Monday, September 21 (a national holiday), 9:30 AM–4:00 PM
Venue: Makuhari Messe (Exhibition Halls 1–11, International Conference Hall) / TKP Tokyo Bay Makuhari Hall
Shueisha Games booth: Hall 5 (05-C10)
Address: 2-1 Nakase, Mihama-ku, Chiba City, Chiba 261-8550
Website: https://tgs.cesa.or.jp/2026/
JUJUTSU KAISEN RUMBLE: SURVIVATON Details
As a world-first playtest, JUJUTSU KAISEN RUMBLE: SURVIVATON will offer an online battle royale mode for up to eight players.
Eight players compete for points in each match, and the top two point-earners face off head-to-head, with the winner crowned champion.
Everyone who registers on the wishlist, and everyone who tries the demo, will receive a pixel sticker set — a guaranteed Yuji Itadori design plus one design chosen at random from the other nine playable characters (ten designs in total) — and an uchiwa fan set.
The front of the fan features original artwork of Yuji Itadori drawn by MAPPA especially for the game, while the back recreates the game screen crowded with pixel-art curses.
The stickers feature poncle-designed pixel-art characters — cool enough to stick on a game device, and fun enough to stick on the back of the fan and pit against the curses.
The champion will also receive a complete set of all ten pixel sticker designs.
At the venue, matches will be broadcast live on the booth screen with commentary from e-sports casters, so spectators can enjoy the game's appeal just by watching.
Note: Novelty supplies are limited and distribution may end early. Thank you for your understanding.
Note: The champion's "complete set of all ten pixel sticker designs" contains every sticker design given out to playtesters.
UN:Me Details
The UN:Me area offers two experiences.
The first is a gameplay demo — Japan's first playable version of the game. To convey the game's appeal in a short session, a special version has been prepared in which players meet three of the four souls dwelling inside the girl.
This demo newly incorporates motion capture, greatly improving the girl's movement and expressions during dialogue scenes. Players search the map for hidden items and complete conversations with the three souls, and a heavy decision awaits at the end of the playthrough — can you bear to make it?
Visitors reach the play area via a specially designed elevator — don't miss this special experience that draws you into the world of UN:Me.
The UN:Me demo can also be played at the Historia booth (04-C06) and the Mouse Computer booth (08-N06), in addition to the Shueisha Games booth.
The second experience is 「不安回廊」(the "Corridor of Anxiety"), an experiential area where visitors can glimpse the world of the game without playing it. Exploring the dim, unsettling corridor — as if wandering into a labyrinth of the mind straight out of the game — lets visitors earn a novelty.
Can you keep from losing yourself amid the anxiety that awaits?
Novelty Details
Visitors who try the demo or experience the "Corridor of Anxiety" will each receive the following novelty.
- Demo players: Traumatized Face Stickers (set of 3 designs)
- "Corridor of Anxiety" visitors: a "Refreshingly Chilling! Instant Trauma Cooling Pack"
About the UN:Me Area
- Visitors uneasy about tight or dark spaces are welcome to speak with staff, who will provide separate assistance.
- The UN:Me demo novelty from the Shueisha Games booth is also distributed at the Mouse Computer booth.
- The Historia booth will distribute a different novelty; check with the Historia booth for details.
- Novelty supplies are limited and distribution may end early. Thank you for your understanding.
Equipment Sponsorship
The playtest units for JUJUTSU KAISEN RUMBLE: SURVIVATON and UN:Me run on Mouse Computer's "G TUNE DG-I7G70." This high-performance model is equipped with an Intel Core i7-14700F processor, an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070, 32GB of memory, and a 2TB NVMe Gen4 SSD.
The demo setups are also supported by iiyama gaming displays and G TUNE-brand gaming devices. High refresh-rate displays, gaming keyboards built for fast input, and gaming mice designed for comfortable operation combine to give visitors a more comfortable gaming experience.
Gaming PC
G TUNE DG-I7G70
Product information: https://www.mouse-jp.co.jp/store/g/ggtune-dgi7g70b7bddw101dec/
Gaming Devices
G TUNE gaming devices (mouse / keyboard / headset / mouse pad)
Product information: https://www.mouse-jp.co.jp/store/bto_customize/mouse_keyboard.aspx
Provided by: Mouse Computer Co., Ltd.
About JUJUTSU KAISEN RUMBLE: SURVIVATON
Exorcise. Compete. Reach the top.
A survivors-royale game in which players become characters from Jujutsu Kaisen and battle a horde of curses and rivals.
Fight curses, grow stronger through battle, and outlast your rivals to become the last one standing.
Online play supports up to 8 players. A solo play mode is also available.
- Platforms: Nintendo Switch 2 / PlayStation 5 / Xbox Series X|S / Steam
- Genre: Survivors Royale
- Release Date: TBD
- Players: 1–8
- Rating: TBD
- Price: TBD
- Languages: Japanese / English / Traditional Chinese / Simplified Chinese / Korean / French / Italian / German / Spanish / Brazilian Portuguese
- Publisher: Shueisha Games
- Developer: poncle
- Copyright: © Gege Akutami / Shueisha, Jujutsu Kaisen Production Committee. © SHUEISHA, SHUEISHA GAMES developed by Poncle Limited
Official Site: https://jjkrsurvivaton.shueisha-games.com/
Official X: https://x.com/JJKRS_JP
About UN:Me
UN:Me is a soul-triage adventure set in a beautiful yet unsettling world, in which a girl "talks" with the four souls dwelling inside her while fleeing the trauma that pursues her and searching for the true owner of her body. The souls, who have lost their memories, each insist that they are the real one — but only one soul is genuine. Which soul you keep, and which you "erase," is left to your judgment.
- Platforms: Nintendo Switch 2 / PlayStation 5 / Steam
- Genre: Soul-Triage Adventure
- Release Date: Planned for 2026
- Players: 1
- Rating: IARC 12+
- Price: TBD
- Languages: Japanese / English / Traditional Chinese / Simplified Chinese
- Publisher: Shueisha Games
- Planning & Development: Historia
- Planning & Scenario: Takuya Yamanaka
- Copyright: © SHUEISHA, SHUEISHA GAMES developed by historia
Official Site: https://unme.shueisha-games.com/
PlayStation Store page: https://store.playstation.com/ja-jp/concept/10019807
Steam page: https://bit.ly/unme_steam_prjp
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