Southeast Asian Games Showcase: Here’s all 36 games shown in today’s presentation

June 7, 2026 - 00:57

The latest Southeast Asian Games Showcase brought a packed lineup of 36 games from studios across the region. The presentation highlighted a broad mix of genres, from action RPGs and horror titles to cozy farming sims and narrative-driven adventures. Developers from countries like Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, and the Philippines took the spotlight, offering a look at both upcoming releases and early-stage projects.

Among the standout reveals was a new trailer for "Aethernea," a fantasy RPG based on a popular web novel, showing off its hand-drawn art style and turn-based combat. The horror game "Pamali: The Lempeng" also returned with a fresh teaser, continuing its focus on Indonesian folklore and supernatural themes. On the lighter side, "Cat Town" offered a charming simulation where players manage a community of stray cats, while "Bamboo Blaze" brought fast-paced platforming action set in a mystical bamboo forest.

Several studios used the showcase to announce release dates or demo availability. "Sands of Aura," a dark fantasy action game, confirmed its full launch window, and "The Spirit of the Samurai" showed off new gameplay footage of its stop-motion inspired visuals. The event also featured updates on previously announced titles like "Coromon" and "Coffee Talk Episode 2," keeping the focus on regional talent without relying on big-budget publishers.

the showcase reinforced the growing diversity and ambition of Southeast Asian game development, with many projects aiming for global audiences while staying rooted in local culture and storytelling.