Gravity Game Arise reveals TGS 2026 lineup: Ragnarok Console RPG & Aeruta

Gravity Game Arise (GGA), the Japanese subsidiary of Gravity, has announced its participation in Tokyo Game Show 2026, running September 17 to 21 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan. This year's show marks the event's 30th anniversary and runs across five days in a hybrid format, combining in-person and online programming. 

GGA's booth sits in the Indie Game Area under the theme "Start with Gravity 'Fan-Link Universe' in TGS 2026" and features seven titles in total: one Ragnarok IP-based console project and six indie games. GGA previously showcased several of the same indie titles earlier this year at Tokyo Game Dungeon 13 and BitSummit PUNCH 2026.

Ragnarok Console Project makes its first public appearance

Leading the showcase is the first public reveal of the Ragnarok Console Project, an RPG built within the long-running Ragnarok Online universe. GGA is targeting a release in the first half of 2027, and the latest gameplay footage will screen at the booth throughout the show. The publisher has not disclosed further specifics on combat systems, platforms beyond consoles, or a firm launch date.

Six indie titles get hands-on demo stations

All six indie games in GGA's lineup will be playable on-site. They include Aeruta, a bakery management action RPG; Jaleco Arcade Collection Vol. 1 and Vol. 2, remastered compilations of classic arcade titles; KUUKIYOMI: Consider It World - Korea Ver., the latest localized entry in the read-the-room social situation series; Light Odyssey, a soulslike boss rush game; and Galvatein: Adventurers' Guild, a fantasy guild management sim.

Demo rewards and community missions

Visitors who complete any of the six demo stations will receive title-specific merchandise while supplies last. GGA is also offering additional souvenirs to attendees who complete community missions such as wishlisting a game, writing a review, or joining the publisher's Discord channel. Players who joined the Discord event during BitSummit PUNCH 2026 will receive priority access to the demo stations at TGS.

GGA director Hyunjun Park said the indie titles shown at Tokyo Game Dungeon 13 and BitSummit PUNCH 2026 are being prepared for full release or early access later this year, adding that the Ragnarok Console Project gameplay video marks the studio's biggest reveal of the show.