Once again, Happinet’s booth at Tokyo Game Show 2025, from September 25th to 28th at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, will be one of the largest and most varied as you can see in the special website launched by Happinet. The company doesn’t disappoint, announcing a list of games as part of a lineup sure to attract a lot of attention.
As is Happinet’s tradition, the company will not only have the games from the Happinet Indie Collection line available to play, but will also feature titles distributed in Japan or with which they collaborate. This includes Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 from Activision, REAnimal, and SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide, the latter two from THQ.
The playable games Happinet will have at Tokyo Game Show 2025 are:
- LAPIN – CFK
- Nightmare: The Lunatic – CFK
- Full Metal Schoolgirl – D3 Publisher
- Touhou Gensou Mahjong – D.N.A. Softwares
- Obakeidoro 2: Chase & Seek – Free Style
- R-Type Tactics I • II Cosmos – Granzella
- Sengoku Dynasty – H2 Interactive
- Faith: The Unholy Trinity – Happinet Indie Collection
- Poppy Playtime Triple Pack – Happinet Indie Collection
- Starbites – Happinet Indie Collection
- Stray – Happinet Indie Collection
- Majogami – Inti Creates
- Quit Today – Justdan International
- NBA Bounce – Phoenixx
- Egret II mini Arcade Collection Part 1 – Taito
- Truxton Extreme – Tatsujin
- REAnimal – THQ
- SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide – THQ
Additionally, these games will have a non-playable presence:
- Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 – Activision
- Okayu Nyumu! Sequel – Entergram
- The Aquarium does not dance – Frontier Works
- Hono Gurashi no Niwa – Nippon Ichi Software
- Sakunaverse – Sakuna Games
In addition, Happinet Indie Collection has two more games coming to Tokyo Game Show 2025, which will be announced on September 18th. The company also announced that it will have a space where existing Happinet Indie Collection titles can be played to continue promoting them to users. Players who try out some of the Happinet games will receive the gifts you can see in the image, such as postcards or stickers.
Along with this, attendees will be able to enjoy a photo spot for Faith: The Unholy Trinity, recreating one of the game’s most iconic moments.
In the case of Poppy Playtime Triple Pack, its booth will feature a very exclusive design, and users who take a photo and post it on social media with the hashtag #PoppyPlaytimeTriplePack will receive an original magnetic sticker. Additionally, players who have purchased the Poppy Playtime Triple Pack game and present the Playtime Employee ID Card included in the game box at the Happinet booth will be able to access a free OtoCheki with an original frame. The company reminds everyone that the game will not be sold at Tokyo Game Show 2025 and must therefore be purchased in advance. However, the game is scheduled for release on September 25th, so players who want to take advantage of this initiative are advised to pre-order it in time.
To make it easier to enjoy the promotion, Happinet reports that the following stores near Tokyo Game Show 2025 will be selling the Poppy Playtime Triple Pack:
- Aeon Style Makuhari New City (GrandMall 3F) TV Game Corner – Approximately 20 minutes’ walk from Makuhari Messe Central Plaza. Get off at Makuhari Toyosuna Station and walk for about 15 minutes
- Aeon Mall Makuhari New City Kids Republic Area (Ekimae 2F) TV Game Corner – Approx. 25 minutes walk from Makuhari Messe Central Plaza. Get off at Makuhari Toyosuna Station and walk for about 10 minutes
The Aeon shopping mall is very close to the Tokyo Game Show, making it easy to get there by walking straight ahead in just a few minutes, as the company indicates.
Starbites fans will find a photo spot set up with life-size panels of each character that appears in the game and a large spot inspired by the game’s mecha to give you the chance to get a special photo.
