Brazil marks its 2nd official TGS outing with an expanded focus on Japan and Asia, featuring a major delegation, 12 games, and a snapshot of the country’s varied development talent
Brazil Games, the international export initiative run by the Brazilian Game Companies Association (Abragames) alongside the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil), is set to appear at Tokyo Game Show 2026 in its biggest capacity yet, with 30 Brazilian companies and organizations on board as the nation pushes further into Japan and the wider Asian gaming landscape.
After its debut at Tokyo Game Show, this enlarged group signals a major leap in the program’s push to link Brazilian creators with publishers, backers, media, influencers, and players throughout Asia.
12 BRAZILIAN GAMES AVAILABLE FOR HANDS-ON PLAY AT TGS
Spanning eerie horror, noir-style sleuthing, tactical RPGs, roguelites, deckbuilders, and clever puzzle designs, the 12 playable Brazilian games at TGS 2026 highlight the range and inventiveness of the country’s development community.
Attendees can probe a mysterious killing in The Posthumous Investigation, take on otherworldly threats in Enigma of Fear, assemble creature squads in the turn-based RPG Bagdex, reimagine space and physics through the portal puzzles of Paradoxical, or push their endurance in roguelites like Caravana 2000 and Sigils of Nightfall.
Covering horror, RPG, action, strategy, mystery, puzzle, and roguelite styles, the Brazil Games booth delivers journalists and gamers a focused look at the diverse creative perspectives coming out of Brazil.
30 BRAZILIAN COMPANIES IN ATTENDANCE
The Brazil Games delegation brings together 30 companies, including 21 studios and 55 individuals participating on-site at Tokyo Game Show, plus another 9 joining virtually through the Online Exhibit and Steam event. The full roster is available here.
LOCATE BRAZIL GAMES AT TOKYO GAME SHOW
Brazil Games — Indie Area
Booth: 09-C59
Makuhari Messe, Exhibition Halls 1–11
Chiba, Japan
BRAZIL TURNS TOWARD THE EAST
Brazil’s comeback at Tokyo Game Show forms part of a wider effort to build stronger ties with Japan and the broader Asian gaming sector.
With a notably bigger on-the-ground footprint than its first TGS appearance, Brazil Games is leveraging the 2026 event to place Brazilian developers directly before one of the world’s most impactful gaming audiences—while opening doors for publishing, co-development, funding, distribution, press coverage, and lasting business ties.
For Brazil’s game makers, the takeaway is clear: the local industry is prepared to compete internationally—and this time, it’s arriving in Tokyo with 30 companies.
Journalists and content creators at TGS 2026 are encouraged to book interviews, play sessions, and meetings with Brazil’s participating studios to explore the latest titles and up-and-coming talent from the country.
About Brazil Games
The Brazil Games Export Program was established by Abragames, the Brazilian Association of Game Developers, in collaboration with ApexBrasil, the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency, aiming to bolster Brazil’s game development sector and promote domestic companies globally through business development efforts, international events, trade missions, and strategic alliances.
About Abragames
Established in 2004, Abragames, the Brazilian Association of Game Developers, is a non-profit entity focused on strengthening Brazil’s digital games industry. Through programs centered on sector growth, international exposure, education, and policy advocacy, Abragames aids Brazilian development studios and professionals while working to position Brazil as a global center for game creation, innovation, and commercial collaboration.
About ApexBrasil
The Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil) focuses on promoting Brazilian goods and services abroad and drawing foreign investment into key areas of the national economy.
To meet these objectives, ApexBrasil runs a range of trade promotion activities designed to showcase Brazilian products and services internationally, including market prospecting and trade missions, business matchmaking, support for Brazilian firms at major global expos, hosting foreign buyers and opinion leaders to showcase Brazil’s production capabilities, and other business platforms that also serve to enhance the Brazil brand.
The Agency also works alongside public and private entities to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) into Brazil, targeting strategic sectors that boost the competitiveness of Brazilian enterprises and the country as a whole.
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