MIRESI: Invisible Future Returns to Tokyo Game Show 2026 With Global Pre-Registration

Smilegate’s upcoming collectible RPG will make its second TGS appearance as pre-registration opens worldwide and its creator program surpasses 200 participants.

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MIRESI Invisible Future will return to Tokyo Game Show 2026 for its second appearance at the major Japanese gaming exhibition.

MIRESI: Invisible Future is heading back to Tokyo Game Show in 2026, giving fans another opportunity to see Smilegate and Control9’s upcoming collectible RPG in action. The game will appear at TGS 2026 in September, following its first showcase at the event last year and subsequent appearances at Anime x Game Festival and Anime Expo 2026.

The return comes as MIRESI continues expanding its global presence. Smilegate has also opened global pre-registration, allowing interested players to sign up through the game’s official website and receive updates about upcoming events and news.

Meanwhile, the MIRESI Partner Creator Program has grown to more than 200 active creators since applications opened on June 25. Smilegate has also launched a dedicated Tokyo Game Show 2026 website, with further event information and stage schedules expected to be announced ahead of the exhibition.

Tokyo Game Show 2026 will take place at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan, from September 17 to 21. The 30th-anniversary edition will run for five days, giving MIRESI another major platform to introduce its collectible RPG to an international audience.

Developed by Control9 and published by Smilegate, MIRESI has attracted attention partly through the involvement of renowned Art Director Hyung-sup “Hyulla” Kim, who has an established following in Korea and overseas. Its second TGS appearance is expected to highlight how the game has evolved since last year’s debut.

Global players can now pre-register through the official MIRESI: Invisible Future website. Smilegate has also encouraged fans to follow the game’s official social channels for future announcements, while additional TGS 2026 details will be revealed in the coming weeks.

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