Den-Den: Tokyo Horror

The release date has finally been decided! We’re thrilled to announce publicly that Den-Den: Tokyo Horror will be released to the entire world on October 12, 2026. It’s been two years since we released Water Delivery on September 18, 2024. Water Delivery was our first “real game”. Before Water Delivery, as some of you are already aware, we spent nearly two years making small games in Fortnite. After Water Delivery was released, the very next day in fact, our team sat around a table and decided what our next game would be. It only took us a few hours to decide. None of us expected the game would take two years to make. Our hope is that Den-Den: Tokyo Horror will be unlike anything you’ve ever played before. While it takes inspiration from games such as Pathologic, Resident Evil, Bioshock and The Elder Scrolls - its unique mixture of dynamic horror and immersive sim game design come together to create something we feel truly stands apart from all other games on the market today. On October 12, 2026 - you as the player will be able to discover if you possess the courage and determination to make it through this intense, eight hour, horror experience. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/45457726/fa98d7

For those who’ve followed us from the start: yes, this really is Dev Log #1. Our old series was premature, and we had no idea what we were making back then. A lot has changed. Today kicks off a regular dev log series running until the release of Den-Den: Tokyo Horror this summer (2026). Without further ado, let’s get started with today's information drop which will answer the following important question, “What is this game and how do you play it?”. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/45457726/4c5d851a868e05cdebe32446e6354aa56fb75a9f.jpg Game Overview: “Den-Den: Tokyo Horror is a J-horror RPG where events unfold in real-time. Survive eight hours in a city where every choice you make impacts the world around you. How many deaths will you be responsible for tonight?”' {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/45457726/6dc3ce6c1f19132311572fd0442a39d3ec9c1d57.png We call it a J-Horror RPG because we’re making a first-person horror game set in Tokyo with RPG systems. The game takes heavy inspiration from Pathologic 2 and The Elder Scrolls (III–V). Next, let’s discuss the basic rules of the game and how to play. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/45457726/cce12acb165500abf1a3d7afc1697236815ab8e7.png Important Game Rules: If it does

Demo version 1.2.4 is now LIVE! Today we have made a small but important update to the game, which is the addition of new language translations! With this update, we've added Polish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, Turkish, and Malay. Version 1.2.4 Patch Notes:Support for 7 new languages: Polish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, Turkish, and Malay.What's coming next?Our next update will include translation for the following languages: Arabic We wanted to get Arabic in with this update since the translation is already completed, but our issue is that our current user-interface is not working as expected with Arabic. We didn't have this issue with Water Delivery, because the user-interface in that game was very simplistic and crude. With Den-Den: Tokyo Horror, we've set a much higher quality bar for ourselves as a studio, and we just want to ensure that people who play in Arabic have as great as an experience as anyone else who plays the game.Sincerely, Frozen Lake Software Dev Team

Demo version 1.2 is now LIVE! Today we have released a large update to the demo version of Den-Den: Tokyo Horror. This update includes major updates to the monster enemy AI, support for more languages, and a bunch of other fixes and improvements. Here is a full list of the updates we have made in this update: Version 1.2 Patch Notes: Major changes to enemy AI behavior. Support for 5 new languages: Spanish (Spain), Spanish (Latin America), Portuguese (Brazil), French and Italian Added in ability to split ammo stacks. Removed ability to reload weapons from the ammo context menu due to some issues with the current implementation of this feature. This will be fixed and reimplemented in the future. Updated visual enhancements to some of the core UI components. Updates to the overall world lighting of the demo with adjusts to local exposure and color tones. The changes we have made will improve overall visibility for players, reducing eye strain. Fixed issue where when players would respawn after death, their ability to use Status Condition Buffs would become corrupted. Status Conditions now use the standardized tooltip, and in addition now have the correct translations when the tooltip