PLANETA Co., Ltd. is bringing the Fruitimo! series to the Tokyo Game Show 2026. The Japanese developer will showcase two titles from the fruit-themed action-exploration game series at the Indie Game Area and Family Game Park.
Fruitimo!
Fruitimo! invites players to explore Kajune Land, a colorful amusement park that serves as the game’s main setting. Players control Vimita, a fruit-loving boy, alongside Grandpa, a robot companion shaped like a backpack.
This game has no time limit. Players are free to collect fruit at their own pace.
Fruitimo! will be released on September 18, 2025, on PC via Steam. This game has a CERO A rating, which means it is suitable for all ages, and supports both Japanese and English.
Fruitimo! Juicy Night Ride
Fruitimo! Juicy Night Ride Set in Kajune Land at night. Players ride in a drone taxi while sucking on fruit, throwing jelly, and jumping through hoops to collect points.
Each stage lasts about five minutes. This short format encourages players to try again and again in an effort to achieve a perfect score.
Fruitimo! Juicy Night Ride is scheduled for release in September 2026 on PC via Steam. This game also has a CERO A rating and supports Japanese and English.
About the Fruitimo! Series
The Fruitimo! series is designed specifically for children. This series offers an accessible introduction to 3D gaming.
In-game controls use simple actions such as throwing, sucking, and jumping. Children with no prior gaming experience can explore the 3D world intuitively.
The Fruitimo! series took third place in the “Most Fun Booth” category at the Kids Arise FESTIVAL 2026. This award was chosen directly by the event’s attendees.
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TOKYO GAME SHOW is one of the world's largest game shows organized by the Computer Entertainment Supplier's Association (CESA) and co-organizers Nikkei Business Publications, Inc. and DENTSU INC. TGS has become the premier platform for game industry players to showcase their latest innovations and technologies.
Asia’s largest gaming festival is about to celebrate its 30th anniversary and promises an exhibition on a scale unlike any in previous years. With the theme “The Longest Five Days of Nonstop Play,” this year’s event will make history. For the first time, the exhibition will run for a full five days.
The offline exhibition will be held at Makuhari Messe, Chiba, from September 17 to September 21, 2026. The format of the event remains a hybrid system, combining on-site exhibitions with online initiatives to reach a global audience.
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