CRITICAL REFLEX, gaining attention as an indie game publisher, will showcase at the Tokyo Game Show taking place from September 25 to 28, 2025. They will set up a booth at “Hall 2 C01,” offering visitors the chance to try out 19 titles of indie games. Particularly, “Real Buckshot Roulette,” which created a buzz last year at “K4sen Con,” is expected to attract attention once again. This game offers a thrilling experience using items like shotguns, handcuffs, and masks, delivering excitement and suspense.<\/p>\n
This year’s game show will feature over 19 titles, including new releases such as ‘No Im Not A Human’, ‘TROLEU’, and ‘Eclipsium’. Notably, the popularity of ‘No Im Not A Human’ is rising, alongside an interactive event called “Real No Im Not a Human Door” taking place at the booth. Even before its release, this title has gained traction overseas, and the door experience that vividly recreates its horror theme is sure to captivate many attendees.<\/p>\n
Additionally, ‘TANUKI: Pons Summer’, developed by a team from Kyoto, has already received over 100,000 wishlist additions on Steam. In this game, players take on the role of a raccoon mail carrier, running around various towns and interacting with the local residents. Demonstrations will be set up on-site, and visitors who experience the game will have a chance to win exclusive merchandise, the “Pon Hat”.<\/p>\n
The CRITICAL REFLEX booth will also host the development teams from each showcased title. Participants will have the opportunity to engage directly with developers, gaining insights into game development and information about upcoming releases. You can check the detailed schedule on the official CRITICAL REFLEX X.<\/p>\n
CRITICAL REFLEX’s presence at the indie game showcase offers a unique experience for attendees, providing a wonderful opportunity to communicate the appeal of indie games to many fans. Amidst the evolving landscape of game shows, attempts to blend games with reality through such immersive experiences might set new trends. We look forward to seeing the creative ways in which CRITICAL REFLEX captivates game enthusiasts in the future.<\/p>\n