DRECOM CREATORS STUDIO publishes three indie titles, will exhibit at TGS2026

TIMEMOON is developed and planned by Kenkou Land and described as a sci‑fi time‑travel adventure for Steam. The game centers on a mechanic that sends passengers into the past, with player choices about who goes where changing narrative outcomes across replays. Its pixel art receives specific emphasis: detailed, handcrafted sprites and environments intended to deepen exploration immersion. The announcement highlights that each passenger carries a distinct backstory and emotional thread, so the same route can unlock different human dramas depending on decisions—replayability is built into the story structure.

Beautiful Life Show is listed as a puzzle platformer adventure from developer Fukudanuki, also for Steam. Its core gimmick pairs the player with a “replay ghost,” a second version of yourself that follows recent actions and becomes part of puzzle and traversal design. The studio frames the setting as strange and surreal, with unsettling visuals and atmosphere used to tighten tension during play. Design choices aim for a lean control scheme while making puzzle solutions and timing matter for survival; the copy leans into appeal for players who enjoy death‑loop or horror‑adjacent challenge in platforming.

散るプラネット (Chill Planet), developed and planned by aozorite for Steam, mixes deckbuilding/card mechanics with a cross‑country journey toward Hokkaido as a meteor‑ravaged world collapses. The announced tone is quietly restorative: an end‑of‑the‑world trip that leans on the small, almost mundane moments for its chill affect. The cast centers on four girls—Hinako Ohara, Aiei Akasaka, Ruri Misumi, and Midori Shimabukuro—with character interaction called out as a highlight of the travel experience. Card choices steer the route and encounters, so the game marries light strategy with narrative travel.

Alongside the three titles, DRECOM CREATORS STUDIO rolled out a new key visual and a refreshed official website, carrying the studio message “your seed takes root and blooms in the world.” The TGS2026 participation is confirmed but specific booth programming, demo lineups, and visitor initiatives will be published later on the studio’s official X accounts (@drecs_jp / @drecs_gl) and the renewed site. The announcement closes with a scheduling note: DRECOM plans a follow‑up publishing reveal in October 2026. For corporate context, the release includes DRECOM’s company overview: corporate name 株式会社ドリコム, president Yuki Naito (内藤裕紀), established November 13, 2001, and headquartered at ThinkPark Tower, 19th floor, 2‑1‑1 Osaki, Shinagawa, Tokyo; the press materials reference the company URL on the renewal page.