Moscow Game Hub says two-thirds of the games it presented at Tokyo Game Show 2026 had Japanese localization. The organization says it brought playable titles prepared for Japanese audiences as it looks for publishing and production partners in the market.
Horror led the showcase
The hub said horror was the largest section of its stand, with titles including Cauldron Inn from Oxygen Chick, Zaychik from Game Art Pioneers and The Black Ice from Antelus Games. The wider presentation also included action games, tactical strategy titles, visual novels and a racing simulator, primarily for PC and consoles.
Moscow Game Hub described Japanese localization as a deliberate investment for studios seeking international distribution. The group said discussions at TGS covered publishing finance, console releases, localization and marketing support. It also reported interest from Japanese studios in production services such as 3D character modeling and animation.
About the group
The cluster says it includes 70 companies with more than 250 projects in development, alongside production facilities for motion capture, sound recording and other media work. These statements come from the organization’s announcement and were not independently verified.
