The event, billed by its host as a “premium online showcase for exclusive announcements and updates from game developers in Southeast Asia,” attracted a flood of entries from studios eager to secure a spot.
Ultimately, the showcase unveiled 36 titles, each of which is listed at the bottom of this article.
You can watch the complete Southeast Asian Games Showcase in the video embedded at the top of this page, or visit the official SEA Games Showcase channel on YouTube for a full replay.
Since its Steam Early Access debut in September 2024, TCG Card Shop Simulator has already shipped over 3.5 million copies across PC and Xbox Series X/S, cementing its status as a runaway hit in the trading‑card game genre.
During the recent showcase, the developers confirmed that the game’s first full version—complete with the playable Tetramon Trading Card Game featured in the simulator—will launch in Fall 2026.
In addition, the title is set to arrive on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and the upcoming Switch 2 in the coming months, broadening its reach across both console and handheld markets.
The sequel to the cult 2020 musical action hit No Straight Roads has unveiled a fresh story trailer, building anticipation for its next chapter.
While the new trailer reiterated the 2026 release target, it did not disclose a specific launch date, leaving fans to await further details.
Indonesian studios Authentic Remixes and Fat Raccoon have teamed up to deliver Kidbash: Super Legend, a fresh roguelike action‑platformer that marries tight gameplay with a distinctive claymation-inspired aesthetic.
Meanwhile, the creators behind 1000xResist and the publisher of Slay the Princess are presenting Prove You’re Human, a psychological horror experience that places players in the shoes of a digital copy hired to test a corporate product.
In this unsettling adventure, you navigate a virtual realm, collecting clues in a desperate bid to merge with the real-life individual you represent, and perhaps step into their very existence.
The lineup unveiled at the Southeast Asian Games Showcase is now fully accessible on Steam, where players can browse, add titles to their wishlists, and prepare for upcoming releases.
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