Tokyo Gameshow 2026 is a wrap, and we had a lot of fun along the way. We had a big booth this year with other Norwegian indie stars, neatly located by the main entrance. Thankfully, the team on the street in Japan reported constantly filled demo seats (and people watching them play), people seeing the booth and many stopping in their tracks saying "Cute! Amazing!....With stars in their eyes." In good conference style, we handed our merch and had some competitions, so all artbooks, fans and stickers were given away. Japan happens to ongoing be country we get most traffic from on Steam, so nice to be present, and show it to both players, press, and influencers. Arigato Japan! @nfispill @tokyo_game_show @LifeBelow_Game #videogames #gamesdevelopment #LifeBelow #citybuilders #indiegames #strategygames

Life Below is now OUT on Steam! The first three reviews we saw were EXCELLENT. We are so fired up to finally unveil it all. Thanks to all who supported us along the way 🪼 Check out our launch trailer, and you can now finally play the whole game. ENJOY! ➡️store.steampowered.com/app/2… youtube.com/watch?v=vaL2GBFL… #videogames #citybuilder #indiegames #sealife #oceanlife #strategygames

Great news. The Game Engine Unity has graciously shared more insight into the technology powering @LifeBelow_Game across all their social media platforms. youtube.com/watch?v=SQOf6u3U… Life Below runs entirely on @unitygames ECS/DOTS, using an advanced data-oriented architecture to power the game’s large-scale ecosystem simulations. If you are curious about how some of this technology works under the hood, this is a great opportunity to dive deeper. Ever since we first pitched both the game and the technology to Unity, they have been nothing but supportive, helpful and genuinely enthusiastic. We are incredibly grateful for all the positivity and assistance along the way. Hopefully, in return, we’ve delivered a game that not only stands on its own creatively, but also helps showcase just how far Unity technology can be pushed.