Com2uS is setting its sights on the global stage for 2026, rolling out a fresh slate of titles to make a proper splash.

The lineup is headlined by 'Tougen Anki: Crimson Inferno' and 'Project ES'. The former, 'Tougen Anki: Crimson Inferno', is a turn-based RPG adapted from the hit TV anime 'Tougen Anki'. Since its broadcast last July, the anime snatched the fifth spot on Netflix’s global non-English TV series charts, while the original manga has shifted over 5 million copies. 'Tougen Anki: Crimson Inferno' was showcased at Tokyo Game Show 2025, and it is slated for a Japan-first launch before hitting the global market.

'Project ES' is a meaty MMORPG built on Unreal Engine 5. It is being developed by Everton, led by CEO Kim Dae-hwon, with Com2uS handling the publishing. It is a PC-centric cross-platform affair, aiming for console-grade visuals set within a sprawling world inspired by Greek mythology. They are leaning heavily into rivalries, promising a community-driven competitive environment featuring base captures, an economy system, and guild-level alliances and brawls.

Beyond these, the company is also teasing a new title based on Shift Up’s 'Destiny Child' IP, a portrait-oriented collectable RPG 'Pep Heroes: Treasure Hunters' that demands manual input, and 'Project Lyn', a collectable strategy RPG dripping with retro charm.

On top of this, Com2uS is not neglecting their bread and butter, as they plan to double down on the live services for their existing hits like 'Summoners War' and their baseball game roster.