Seoul, South Korea – September 17, 2025 – Global game publisher CFK (CEO: Koo Chang-sik) announced that it will exhibit three anticipated Korean indie games—LAPIN, Nightmare: The Lunatic, and Catgirl Survivor—at Tokyo Game Show 2025 (TGS 2025), running from September 25 to 28 in Japan.
All three titles will be available in playable demo versions on the show floor, giving attendees the chance to experience the games firsthand. Visitors who try the demos will also receive exclusive TGS-only giveaway items.
LAPIN – Nintendo Switch | Launch: October 9, 2025
Developed by Korean indie studio Studio Doodal, LAPIN is a charming 2D platformer that follows a group of adventurous rabbits in search of a new home.
Instead of combat, the game emphasizes agile rabbit-like actions—such as lively jumps and wall-kicks—capturing the pure joy of platformer gameplay. With rich collectible elements and heartfelt storytelling among its five rabbit companions, LAPIN blends exploration with narrative warmth. The title launches worldwide on October 9 for Nintendo Switch in both physical and digital editions.
■ Nightmare: The Lunatic – Nintendo Switch | Launch: December 4, 2025
Developed by Maetdol Games, Nightmare: The Lunatic is a roguelite action RPG about escaping an endless nightmare.
Players can dynamically switch weapons in real-time to deliver diverse attacks, while utilizing dodges, parries, and special skills to survive intense combat encounters. With its challenging action mechanics, the game promises both tension and replayability. The Nintendo Switch edition is scheduled for release on December 4 in both package and digital versions.
Catgirl Survivor – Steam / Nintendo Switch | Release Date: TBA
Developed by Korean indie team Minimum Studio, Catgirl Survivor is a shooting action game that combines over 40 flashy skills, powerful gear, and a wide roster of playable characters.
Each character comes with unique abilities, encouraging players to match gameplay styles with their preferred fighter. Alongside story mode, the game offers Adventure Mode and Endless Dungeon for extended replay value. The title is planned for release on Steam and Nintendo Switch.
A CFK spokesperson commented:
“We are thrilled to bring three unique Korean indie titles to Tokyo Game Show 2025. Each game showcases different strengths—from narrative-driven platforming to intense roguelite action and stylish character-based shooting. We hope global players will enjoy discovering the creativity and diversity of the Korean indie scene.”
