JAPAN GAMING & ENTERTAINMENT 
Demons’ Timeline is a detective game where you solve strange cases from fictional social media posts alone, without ever visiting the scene. Of its 1,417 Steam user reviews, 97% are positive. Spooky House Maker, where you scare other players in a haunted house you built yourself, and Tea & Tomes at World’s End, a bookshop management game from Taiwan, each now have a Steam page.
Demons’ Timeline: Solve Strange Cases From Social Media Posts Alone
DigitalCats’ detective game Demons’ Timeline came out on Steam in April. You play Cyber Detective L and investigate strange cases caused by Demons (people with supernatural powers) using only posts on a fictional social network called Parrotter. Along with profiles, you identify people from what their posts say, how they phrase them and how they interact, and you connect main accounts to secret ones. You restore deleted data with passwords and cite posts as evidence. At the end, you put your deduction together by lining up the hashtags you collected on the timeline. Your partner Demon, Nyasuteria Hakouchi, reads the real intent behind the posts. The game supports English text and subtitles, and the free demo covers Chapter 1 of 7 (roughly 1 to 2 hours).
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AUTOMATON (November 15, 2026) / Steam (Demons’ Timeline) (accessed November 15, 2026)
Spooky House Maker Gets a Steam Page: Build a Haunted House and Scare Your Friends
Spooky House Maker, from ASOBIBAKUROUSAGI LLC, now has a Steam page. It is a horror simulation where you build your own haunted house and scare friends and players from around the world. Each house holds one host and one to four explorers. You combine parts from 11 locations, including a house from the Shōwa era, a school, a danchi (a Japanese housing complex), a hospital, a ryokan, a tunnel and a station, and set traps. In Manager Mode, you switch off the lights, close doors and move traps while explorers are inside to scare them. In Story Mode, you take requests from ghosts, and a ghost that takes a liking to your house may move in. You can share finished houses using a share code. The low-poly visuals recall home consoles from around 2000, and the game supports English text. No release date has been set.
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Denfaminicogamer (November 14, 2026) / Steam (Spooky House Maker) (accessed November 15, 2026)
Tea & Tomes at World’s End Gets a Steam Page: Pick Books in a World Where the AI Stopped
Tea & Tomes at World’s End, a game from Taiwan developed and published by STORIA GAMES CO., LTD, now has a Steam page. After the AI that managed the world suddenly stopped, a robot-hating girl and an older-model android with little emotion run a bookshop. You listen to each customer and pick a book that suits them, and your choices affect the story. Visitors include a provisional government soldier, a merchant roaming the wasteland, a burnt-out engineer and a traveling musician. There are no timed choices and no action, and you can pick the background music yourself. The game supports English text and subtitles and is planned for Q4 2027.
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Denfaminicogamer (November 15, 2026) / Steam (Tea & Tomes at World’s End) (accessed November 15, 2026)