Annapurna: Here are the 3 new titles

Annapurna Interactive is present at this week's Tokyo Game Show with an impressive line-up, and true to what was announced earlier this month, it debuted with no less than 3 new games that we are about to present.

D- Topia

D-Topia is in development at Marumittu studio and plunges us into a utopian future - or perhaps, as the title suggests, dystopian? - where, at a mostly relaxed pace, we will find ourselves solving puzzles and making decisions that will, however, influence the course of history and the lives of those around us. The game is described as "A story about the future. A question about the present. Where every choice matters." and accompanied by the question: living in a Utopia, how does one achieve happiness?

D-Topia is in preparation for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and the two Nintendo Switch consoles.

Demi and the Fractured Dream

Demi and the Fractured Dream is the new action-adventure game developed by Yarn Owl Studios and introduces us to the setting of Somnus where three colossal Cursed Beasts are about to unleash the end of the world. Standing against them is Demi, a "voidsent", an adventurer who draws power from an entity known as "the void", although over time this tends to "devour" him. The game features combat and environmental puzzles, and is in preparation for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch 1 and 2.

People of Note

People of Note is described by the trailer itself as "a Turn-based RPG Musical". Developed by Iridium Studios, the game introduces us to the protagonist Cadence who lives in the world of Note and is busy putting together her band to participate in the prestigious Noteworthy Song Contest. But the world of Note is not a musical paradise, and Cadence and her friends will have to face a thousand adventures and fight all kinds of creatures, defending themselves with music and thus countering the forces of evil that want to disrupt the natural harmony of the world.

People of Note is in development for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.

For D-Topia and Demi and the Fractured Dream, the release is set for a generic 2026; for People of Note, no general date has been announced.