South Korean publisher Smilegate has announced that its new anime-style collectible RPG Miresi: Invisible Future will be on display at Comic Market, one of Japan’s biggest fan events. After positive reactions to its earlier event showings, the game will follow up its Tokyo Game Show appearance by meeting Japanese subculture fans.
According to information Oyun Günlüğü obtained from Inven Global, Smilegate will showcase Miresi: Invisible Future at Comic Market 109 (Comiket 109), held at Tokyo Big Sight from December 29 to 31. The game’s booth will be located in West Exhibition Hall 4. Details on booth operations and events will be shared step by step through the game’s official X account.
What is Miresi: Invisible Future?
Miresi: Invisible Future is a collectible RPG built around time, causality and fate, set in a world where multiple timelines intersect. It is being developed by Control 9, a studio founded by core developers of Goddess of Victory: Nikke and Seven Knights 2, and published by Smilegate. Art direction is handled by Hyung-sub Kim, known as Hyulla.
The game features real-time turn-based combat, blending semi-automated attacks with tactical elements drawn from turn-based RPGs. It will be free to play with in-app purchases.
Strong reception at Tokyo Game Show
At Tokyo Game Show 2026 in September, Smilegate showcased content that lets players turn characters photographed during battle into figures. The company said the feature drew an enthusiastic response from local visitors, and videos of the game’s characters and booth passed 5 million views on social media.
No release date yet
Smilegate has not yet announced a release date for Miresi: Invisible Future. Pre-registration is currently open on iOS, Android and PC, and new information is being shared through the game’s official YouTube channel and X account.
