Shueisha Games to Exhibit at “TGS 2026”! Visitors Can Try Out the Playtest Version of “Jujutsu Kaisen RUMBLE: SURVIVAL” and the Demo Version of “UN:Me”

Shueisha Games has announced details regarding its booth at the “Tokyo Game Show 2026” (hereinafter “TGS2026”), which will be held at Makuhari Messe from Thursday, September 17, 2026, through Monday, September 21, 2026 (a national holiday).
In addition to offering playable demos of “Jujutsu Kaisen RUMBLE: SURVIVAL” and “UN:Me,” the company also plans to distribute promotional items for both titles.

The latest information on the Shueisha Games booth at TGS2026 has been released!

Shueisha Games has announced details regarding its TGS2026 booth.

At the booth, visitors can try out a playtest version of " Jujutsu Kaisen RUMBLE: SURVIVATON," developed by poncle—the team behind "Vampire Survivors"—as well as a demo of " UN:Me," a game where the story unfolds through "conversations" with the four souls dwelling within a young girl.
The booth will feature high-performance PCs and keyboards from Mouse Computer, allowing visitors to enjoy the games with top-notch processing and graphics performance.

Jujutsu Kaisen RUMBLE: SURVIVATON

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Experience the Battle Royale mode for up to 8 players via online play.
In each match, 8 players compete for points, and the winner is the player who prevails in the one-on-one showdown between the top two players with the highest points.

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Those who added the game to their wish list or played a demo will receive a set consisting of a pixel sticker (one randomly selected from a total of 10 varieties) and a fan.
Additionally, the winner will receive a complete set of all 10 pixel stickers.
Live commentary by an esports caster will also be broadcast on the booth screen at the venue.

UN:Me

The “UN:Me” area offers two types of experiences.
The first is a gameplay experience, where visitors can try out a special edition—Japan’s first demo version—that allows them to encounter three of the four souls dwelling within the girl.
Thanks to the use of motion capture, the girl’s movements and facial expressions during dialogue scenes have been significantly enhanced.

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The other is the “[email protected],” an immersive area where you can experience the game’s world without actually playing the game.
You’ll explore a dimly lit corridor filled with an unsettling atmosphere, as if you’ve wandered into a labyrinth of the mind straight out of the game.

If you try out the game, you’ll receive a set of three “Trauma Face” stickers. If you experience the “Corridor of Anxiety,” you’ll get a “Refreshing and Chilling! Trauma Instant Cooling Pack.”

For more details about the booth, please visit the Shueisha Games official website.