At their 2026 lineup presentation, Arc System Works finally granted the long-held wish of the local Type-Moon fandom by confirming official Korean language support. They also announced Korean localization for existing titles like 'Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP' and upcoming projects such as 'Damon and Baby'.

On December 3rd, at the Yongsan I-Park Mall, Arc System Works hosted a media event celebrating their 10th anniversary in Asia. The company unveiled their 2026 release schedule and provided details on the Arc World Tour 2025-2026 Finals. CEO Baek Soo-hyun was on hand to reflect on the Asian branch's history and its future vision.

The biggest takeaway was the confirmed Korean support for three Type-Moon visual novel remakes: 'Tsukihime -A piece of blue glass moon-', 'Fate/stay night', and 'Fate/hollow ataraxia'. Furthermore, the full-voiced edition of 'Witch on the Holy Night', released back in 2022, is also set to receive Korean subtitles.

The Korean version of the Tsukihime remake is slated for PS4 and Nintendo Switch. The Fate remake series will see Korean support on Nintendo Switch and Steam, while Witch on the Holy Night will arrive on PS4, Nintendo Switch, and Steam. Release dates for these localized versions are yet to be announced.

Arc System Works Asia will be present at 'AGF 2025', the gaming and anime expo kicking off on the 5th at KINTEX, Ilsan. Their booth will feature displays for 'Hundredline -final defense academy-' alongside special zones for the 'Tsukihime', 'Fate/stay night', and 'Fate/hollow ataraxia' remakes, where fans can enjoy game-related illustrations.

Beyond the big names, a slew of existing titles are getting the translation treatment. 2026 will see Korean releases for the zombie remake 'Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP', the shooting action title 'Miasma Breaker', the charming 'Hamster and the Town of the Sun', the action-RPG 'Rune Factory', the Bunny Garden spin-off 'Bunny Garden: Confusion', 'Hundredline -final defense academy-', and 'Riviera: The Promised Land'.

A glimpse into the future was also provided, with Korean support confirmed for the BlazBlue-based action roguelike 'BlazBlue Entropy Effect' and its 'BlazBlue Entropy Effect: Extinction' (Extend), expected in February 2026. Stepping outside their fighting game roots, Arc System Works also announced the top-down shooter 'Damon and Baby' (early 2026) and the action-simulation game 'Demon's Knight Fever' (2026) for the Korean market.