If you’re looking for something creepy to play this weekend, FuRyu has you covered: a free demo for their upcoming survival horror ANOMALITH is live on Steam right now. The full game drops October 29, 2026 on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2 and PC — and the creative team behind it is turning heads.
Spatial Anomalies and a Ten-Year Coma
ANOMALITH is set in an alternate version of Japan — timestamped simply as “19**” — where spatial distortions called Otherworlds have started tearing holes in reality across the country. You play as Reona Minazuki, an investigator who wakes from a decade-long coma inside one of these zones (known as the Sarcophagus) with a newly awakened ability to sense and move through these warped spaces.
The driving motivation is personal: Reona’s searching for a friend who went missing inside an Otherworld. The story is penned by Romeo Tanaka — best known internationally as the creator of Humanity Has Declined — lending the script a darkly absurdist flavour that fits the premise well.
The Elden Ring Composer Is Writing the Music
The headline name for many Singapore gamers will be Yuka Kitamura, the composer responsible for some of the most memorable boss themes in Elden Ring, Sekiro, Bloodborne and Dark Souls III. Her presence here signals genuine production ambition — not the kind of game you casually drop her on.
Rounding out the team: character designs are handled by MON (whose work appeared in NisiOisin’s Legends series), while development sits with Winning Entertainment Group, the studio formerly known as Natsume Atari.
Survival TPS in Liminal Spaces
Gameplay mixes third-person shooting and melee combat with survival-focused resource management. The visual setting leans into Showa-era retro aesthetics — think cramped corridors, flickering fluorescent lights and architecture that shouldn’t be able to exist — filtered through the uncanny geometry of liminal spaces. It’s a look that should appeal to anyone who bounced between Silent Hill and Signalis and wished there were more games living in that headspace.
The free Steam demo is available now and gives you a direct taste before committing. It’s the fastest way to find out whether ANOMALITH’s atmosphere clicks with you.
Release Date, Platforms and Price
ANOMALITH launches October 29, 2026 on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2 and PC via Steam — all three platforms that see strong use in Singapore. Pricing on the international Steam store is USD 49.99 for the Standard Edition and USD 69.99 for Digital Deluxe; check your regional storefront for the SGD equivalent.
NIS America has also announced a physical Launch Edition for those who prefer a disc or cartridge — useful to know if you’re planning to grab it from a local game retailer or import. No confirmation on SG retail allocation yet, so check with your preferred games shop as the launch date approaches.
For more upcoming releases on Switch 2 and PS5, see our Game News section.