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Discover the Thrills of Historia at Tokyo Game Show 2026

As the highly anticipated Tokyo Game Show 2026 approaches, company Historia has unveiled exciting details about their exhibit. Set to take place from September 17 to September 21, 2026, at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan, Historia will present two anticipated titles: the survival action racing game ‘Faaast Penguin,’ which celebrates its second anniversary, and the upcoming soul-triage adventure ‘UN:Me,’ developed in collaboration with Shueisha Games.

A Celebration of ‘Faaast Penguin’

‘Faaast Penguin’ will take center stage at the Historia booth, featuring various activities to mark its second anniversary. Players will experience thrilling gameplay, where up to 40 competitors rush to outpace each other in a quest for survival. This fast-paced game calls for quick decisions that could lead to victory or defeat. Attendees will have the opportunity to try the game at designated play stations, along with enjoy a special display reflecting on the exciting journey over the past two years since its launch.

In addition to the game demos, there will be a dedicated photo area where fans can take pictures alongside a life-sized penguin statue, creating unforgettable memories at the event. To sweeten the deal, everyone who plays ‘Faaast Penguin’ will receive a special original penguin sticker as a souvenir. Furthermore, to spice things up, players who finish in the top three during play time will earn an additional specialized sticker!

At the booth, a giant monitor featuring animated penguins will greet visitors, hinting at some fun surprises related to the game. Players are encouraged to see what special secrets this area reveals!

Reflecting on Two Years of Fun

A special display will highlight notable moments and collaborations from ‘Faaast Penguin’s’ past, allowing players to experience a nostalgic walk down memory lane. This interactive showcase will include contributions from players featuring their most memorable screenshots and experiences. Be sure to stop by for a deeper appreciation of just how much this game means to the gaming community.

Moreover, visitors who stop by the booth can also take home a unique ‘omikuji-style’ fortune card, adding an element of curiosity and fun to their visit.

Dive into the World of ‘UN:Me’

On the other hand, ‘UN:Me’ intrigues players with its beautifully unsettling narrative, where players explore an eerie world alongside four distinct souls residing within a young girl. Players will navigate the complex task of discerning which of these souls is the true identity of the girl while managing burgeoning traumas—creating a rich narrative experience that fans are sure to appreciate. Notably, TGS2026 will offer the unique opportunity to be one of the first to play the exclusive demo of ‘UN:Me,’ showcasing its immersive dialogue mechanics.

Visitors to the Historia booth can also receive special stickers of two nurses from the game by following ‘UN:Me’s’ social media accounts—a fantastic way to engage with the game’s community.

Additionally, Shueisha Games will feature an interaction area titled ‘Anxiety Corridor,’ allowing participants to delve deeper into the narrative world of ‘UN:Me.’ Exclusive giveaways, including a set of three ‘Trauma Face’ stickers and a cooling pack for traumatic moments in-game, add to the excitement surrounding this title.

Stay Updated

For fans looking to follow Historia, ‘Faaast Penguin,’ and ‘UN:Me,’ be sure to check their official social media channels for the latest updates. Do not miss out on the fun and unforgettable experiences waiting at the Historia booth in Hall 4 (04-C06) during TGS2026!

Event Details

• - Dates: September 17-21, 2026
• - Location: Makuhari Messe, Chiba
• - Website: Tokyo Game Show 2026

In conclusion, Historia’s presentations at the Tokyo Game Show 2026 are packed with unique experiences that promise to engage gamers and fans alike, providing a sneak peek into exciting gameplay and the captivating stories these titles have to offer.