Smilegate to debut 'Dead Account: Two Blue Flames' at TGS 2026
Smilegate showcases 'Miraesi' and 'Dead Account: Two Blue Flames' at Tokyo Game Show 2026, featuring art by Kim Hyeong-seop.
Smilegate is heading to Japan.

According to Smilegate on the 13th, the company will showcase two titles, Miraesi: Unseen Future (hereafter Miraesi) and Dead Account: Two Blue Flames, at TGS.
Celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, the Tokyo Game Show will be held for five days from September 17 to 21, with the schedule extended by one day. Smilegate participated for the first time by setting up a booth at TGS 2025 last year. At this year's TGS, the company will operate its booth with the two titles, Miraesi and Dead Account: Two Blue Flames.
Miraesi is a collectible RPG being developed by Control Nine and prepared for service by Smilegate. It is drawing significant attention due to the involvement of Art Director Kim Hyeong-seop (Hyulla), who possesses a large domestic and international fanbase. The title has garnered great interest by meeting global fans starting from last year's Tokyo Game Show, through AGF, and up to Anime Expo 2026 this July.
This TGS marks the second appearance of Miraesi at the Tokyo Game Show, and expectations are high regarding the improved gameplay following its initial reveal last year.
Dead Account: Two Blue Flames is a team roguelite genre game that combines character collection and growth elements, based on the manga by author Watanabe Sizumu which began serialization in 2023.
The game is expected to faithfully reflect the original story and worldview, in which the protagonist Enishiro Soji struggles alongside comrades to exorcise ghosts revived from the SNS accounts of the deceased. It is set to be released as a cross-platform title for mobile and STOVE (PC), and pre-registration events are currently underway.
Meanwhile, both titles are recruiting partner creators.
Dead Account: Two Blue Flames will begin recruiting partner creators on the 14th. To celebrate, an event will be held on X (formerly Twitter) where 30 applicants for the partner creator program will be selected via lottery to receive TGS 2026 attendance tickets.
Miraesi has been recruiting partner creators on a rolling basis since June 25, and more than 200 creators selected through this recruitment are currently active.