The Southeast Asian Games Showcase 2026 aired as part of Summer Game Fest, bringing together a lineup of announcements, trailers, and updates from developers across Southeast Asia. This year’s event featured new looks at upcoming titles, DLC announcements, mobile adaptations, and major milestones for several indie hits.
Among the biggest reveals were a new story expansion for Until Then, fresh gameplay from No Straight Roads 2, a new Gigabash crossover, and an update on TCG Card Shop Simulator’s road to full release.
Until Then Gets New Story DLC
Polychroma Games and Maximum Entertainment revealed Until Then: After Images, a new DLC expansion for the acclaimed coming-of-age visual novel.
The expansion introduces two new short stories centered on adult versions of Sofia and Mark while also introducing new characters. Until Then: After Images launches June 18 for PlayStation 5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam.
No Straight Roads 2 Shows New Gameplay
Metronomik and Shueisha Games debuted a new trailer for No Straight Roads 2.
The footage offered a closer look at several new characters, showcased the game’s customizable skill tree system, and provided additional gameplay from the action-music adventure sequel.
Gigabash Adds Ultraman Zero and Goes Mobile
Passion Republic Games announced a new Gigabash: Ultraman Zero DLC pack scheduled to launch on July 9, 2026.
The studio also revealed Gigabash Mobile, bringing the kaiju brawler to iOS and Android devices. The mobile version will launch with a selection of previously released free and premium DLC content.
TCG Card Shop Simulator Reaches New Milestone
O.P. Neon Games announced that TCG Card Shop Simulator has surpassed 3.5 million copies sold across Steam and Xbox Game Preview while still in Early Access.
The showcase trailer also teased one of the community’s most requested features: a fully playable Tetramon trading card game. The game is currently targeting a Fall 2026 launch for Version 1.0.
Hoa 2 Reveals New Gameplay
Skrollcat Studio and PM Studios shared a fresh look at Hoa 2.
The sequel moves from the original game’s 2D presentation into a fully 3D adventure while aiming to preserve the atmosphere and themes that made Hoa memorable. The showcase featured new gameplay footage along with developer commentary discussing the game’s visual style and audio design.
Celebrating Southeast Asian Developers
The Southeast Asian Games Showcase continues to serve as a platform for developers and development teams across Southeast Asia. Organizers describe the event as a premium online showcase focused on exclusive announcements and updates while helping connect the region’s growing games industry with a global audience.
This year’s showcase highlighted a diverse mix of genres and studios, reinforcing Southeast Asia’s growing presence within the international games industry.
