KEMCO will exhibit onsite at Tokyo Game Show 2026, which runs from September 17 to 21, and visitors can find the company at booth 08-N25 in the General Exhibition Area. The booth will host playable demos of six upcoming RPG titles during both business and public days, and visitors who play a demo will receive novelties to take home.
Quick Facts: Event: Tokyo Game Show 2026. Dates: September 17 to 21, 2026. KEMCO booth: 08-N25 in the General Exhibition Area. Demos: six upcoming RPG titles, all playable on the show floor. Visitor perk: novelties for everyone who plays a demo. The announcement welcomes visits of any kind across both business and public days.
The KEMCO lineup covers dungeon crawlers, classic turn based fantasy, an isekai adventure, a tavern management RPG, a skybound fantasy and a dragon hunting sequel. It arrives during a packed Tokyo Game Show program that already includes the Xbox Tokyo Game Show 2026 broadcast, so RPG fans attending the show have plenty to plan around. Below is every playable title confirmed for booth 08-N25.
Metro Quester Zero brings hack and slash dungeon crawling
METRO QUESTER ZERO is a dungeon exploration RPG set in a post apocalyptic futuristic world created by manga artist Kazushi Hagiwara. The game system comes from designer Hironori Kato, and KEMCO says it delivers the excitement and surprises of 1980s computer games through hack and slash combat. Players who want to plan ahead can check the METRO QUESTER ZERO Steam page for the PC version, while console players can find it through the METRO QUESTER ZERO PlayStation concept page and the METRO QUESTER ZERO Xbox store page.
The premise should appeal to fans of old school dungeon crawlers who enjoy mapping lethal labyrinths one careful step at a time. It is also a strong fit for the show floor, since short hack and slash runs are easy to pick up in a demo booth. Fans of the genre can compare notes with recent entries such as the Minecraft Dungeons II trailer reveal before lining up to try this one in person.
Alphadia F continues a classic turn based fantasy series
Alphadia F is an epic fantasy JRPG set in the world of Valhalard, a planet created by the Divine Creator Nal Tauzent and divided among four great nations. When six mysterious crystals fall from the sky in the year 6350 of the New Ceressia Era, peace collapses and chaos spreads. Leifer, a captain in the 7th Knight Division of the Alexand Kingdom, and his childhood friend Torte the mage are tasked with investigating the crystals and the strange events around their hometown, joined by allies from across the world on a journey that decides the fate of Valhalard.
KEMCO positions the game as a classic turn based fantasy RPG, which makes it one of the most traditional entries at the booth. It follows a busy TGS for the genre, including the Edge of Memories November 5 release date reveal earlier in the show. Players can track it through the Alphadia F Steam page, the Alphadia F PlayStation concept page and the Alphadia F Xbox store page.
Isekai Rondo Otogi sends Shaw to a folktale Japan
Isekai Rondo Otogi moves the action from Facultas to Nakatsunokuni, a mysterious fantasy world inspired by ancient Japan. The hero Shaw is separated from his companions with nearly all his stats and passive skills reset, then falsely accused of a crime and exiled to a remote island. His fate turns when he meets Yomi, a shrine maiden who sets him on a new journey through a realm where legendary figures from Japanese folktales such as Momotaro and The Bamboo Cutter Tale come to life.
As danger threatens both Nakatsunokuni and Facultas, Shaw must rise as the mighty Great Onmyoji and save two worlds. The folktale setting gives this demo a distinct flavor at the booth, since none of the other five titles draw on Japanese legend in the same way. Console players can follow it through the Isekai Rondo Otogi PlayStation concept page and the Isekai Rondo Otogi Xbox store page.
Leingham Tavern Story mixes cooking and dungeon runs
Leingham Tavern Story Alan and the Time Goddess is a fantasy RPG about saving an orphanage from closure by building a thriving tavern. Alan and his friends venture into monster filled dungeons in search of ingredients, discover new recipes and serve dishes that bring customers through the door. The loop combines cooking, tavern management and dungeon exploration, with a heartwarming story where food, friendship and adventure come together in the Kingdom of Leingham.
This is the coziest pitch in the KEMCO booth lineup, and the management layer should give demo players something different between the straight dungeon crawlers. Visitors who enjoy the mix of daily life systems and combat will find plenty to test in a short session. It can be tracked through the Leingham Tavern Story PlayStation concept page and the Leingham Tavern Story Xbox store page.
Shelterra the Skyworld drifts above a corruption called Odium
Shelterra the Skyworld is a fantasy RPG adventure across Shelterra, a vast floating continent untouched by the mysterious corruption known as Odium. Claude dreams of becoming a professional adventurer, but a simple escort mission reveals a threat that could send his entire homeland crashing to the surface. When he learns that his talking stone is actually an Artifact, a spirit meant to protect Shelterra, he joins forces with the Orlok regime and sets out through the Skyworld to uncover its secrets and save the floating continent.
The floating continent setup gives this title the grandest sense of scale among the six demos. Players who like skies full of islands and ancient spirits should put this high on their booth list. It can be followed through the Shelterra the Skyworld Steam page, the Shelterra the Skyworld PlayStation concept page and the Shelterra the Skyworld Xbox store page.
Dragon Ruins II Aftermath closes the lineup with dragon hunting
Dragon Ruins II Aftermath asks players to assemble a party, explore lethal dungeons and hunt a dragon. KEMCO describes it as a simple yet classic dungeon crawler and the definitive Dragon Ruins RPG experience, welcoming both veterans of the series and newcomers. A new dragon has emerged, and a fresh dungeon crawling adventure begins for players looking to unwind with a straightforward challenge.
As the most back to basics entry at booth 08-N25, it is an easy recommendation for attendees who want a quick demo between longer RPG sessions. Short dungeon runs and party building fit the show floor format well. It can be tracked through the Dragon Ruins II Aftermath PlayStation concept page and the Dragon Ruins II Aftermath Xbox store page.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the KEMCO booth at Tokyo Game Show 2026
KEMCO is exhibiting onsite at booth 08-N25 in the General Exhibition Area. Tokyo Game Show 2026 runs from September 17 to 21, and the company welcomes visits during both business and public days.
Which KEMCO games are playable at TGS 2026
The six playable demos are METRO QUESTER ZERO, Alphadia F, Isekai Rondo Otogi, Leingham Tavern Story Alan and the Time Goddess, Shelterra the Skyworld and Dragon Ruins II Aftermath. All six are upcoming RPG titles with demos on the show floor.
Can public day visitors play the KEMCO demos
Yes. The announcement welcomes visits of any kind during both business and public days, and visitors who play a demo receive novelties. Attendees on any show day can stop by booth 08-N25.
Where can I wishlist the KEMCO TGS 2026 games
Each title has official store pages linked in this article. METRO QUESTER ZERO, Alphadia F and Shelterra the Skyworld have Steam pages, and all six titles have PlayStation concept pages and Xbox store pages where availability has been confirmed.
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