Smilegate said on Sept. 4 it will demo its new titles "Miraesi: The Unseen Future" and "Dead Account: Two Blue Flames" at Tokyo Game Show 2026 (TGS 2026), to be held from Sept. 17 to 21 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan.

Smilegate's booth will be set up in Hall 2. To the left of the central main stage will be the demo and event area for Dead Account, and to the right will be the area for Miraesi. The main stage program and schedule will be announced in stages through each game's official social media accounts.

At the entrance to the Miraesi booth, character animation will be shown on a large light-emitting diode (LED) screen. Visitors who demo the game will also be able to experience a four-sided LED tower installed at the booth.

On site, Smilegate will run game demos, official social media follow events and pre-registration promotions. Depending on participation conditions, it will provide items including character bags and key rings, and it will also hold a prize draw featuring limited-edition goods. Cosplayers Iori Moe and Enako will take part on the main stage.

To coincide with its TGS showing, Smilegate also added a page to Miraesi's official website introducing the game's universe and main characters. The page includes videos and information on five characters: Itsuka, Ende, Tieria, Lemon and New.

The Dead Account booth will display images from the original comic and scenes from the game, and it will run game demos, social media follow events and on-site pre-registration promotions. Depending on visit, demo and event participation conditions, it will give out items including fans, can badges and stickers, and it will offer items including desk mats, T-shirts and acrylic key rings through a prize draw.

Dead Account is a team roguelite RPG based on a comic by Watanabe Shizumu that has been serialised since 2023. It applies a combat system in which players form a team of five characters and use skills consecutively.

Baek Young-hoon (백영훈), Smilegate's chief business officer, said, "We prepared a program so people can experience the two games firsthand before their official release."