Netmarble Releases New Video for Project Bloomwalker, a New Game Based on the Ni no Kuni IP

[Financial News] Netmarble has released a new trailer for Project Bloomwalker, a new PC and console game based on the Ni no Kuni IP. The trailer introduces the subspace for the first time, allowing players to build and decorate a separate area connected to a moving house and showcasing more detailed crafting and housing content.
Netmarble said on the 18th that it had unveiled a new trailer for Project Bloomwalker, which is being developed by NetmarbleNeo, at Tokyo Game Show (TGS) 2026. It also opened wishlist pages for the game's major platforms.
The new trailer shows the protagonist interacting with the Hunyas and introduces the subspace, a new feature, for the first time. The subspace is an independent area that can be accessed through a door in the moving house.
Players can build structures and decorate the subspace themselves. They can also enjoy crafting and housing content by living alongside companions such as the Hunyas and Imazen and developing the area into a home.
Alongside the trailer's release, Netmarble opened store pages for Xbox, Steam, and PlayStation. Players can add the game to their wishlists on each platform and view its basic information and key features. Netmarble plans to release more details about Project Bloomwalker in stages.
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