With more than 28 million copies sold worldwide and even a live-action film starring Jun’ichi Okada, The Fable is already a cultural heavyweight. Now, fans will get to experience the action in a whole new way—by collecting manga “scene cards” and arranging them into panels that dictate each character’s next move in battle.

Panels Become Combat

Gameplay is all about building the perfect sequence. Players can:

• Strategize With Panels – Collect Attack, Defense, and Movement panels, then arrange them across pages to control how fights play out.

• Fight Like the Pros – Step into the shoes of Akira, the deadly hitman; Yoko, who specializes in sneak attacks; and Suzuki, who can trap and debuff foes.

• Damage the Page – Take hits and watch the manga page itself rip and tear as enemies strike back.

• Puzzle Mode & Mini-Games – Tackle one-page tactical challenges or play through reimagined scenes from the manga, like Playboy Kawai’s sake-drinking contest.

Fresh Spin on a Beloved Series

“This game makes full use of the unique characteristics of manga while combining tactical puzzle elements with roguelike systems, creating a fresh new experience,” said mono, developer at MONO ENTERTAINMENT. “Not only will fans of the series enjoy it, but even those unfamiliar with the manga can feel the same tension and ingenuity of its battles.”

The Fable: Manga Build Roguelike launches November 5, 2025 on Switch and PC, with language support for English and Japanese.

Already a hit with over 1,000 reviews and a 96% positive rating on Steam, Mars First Logistics combines open-world exploration with creative engineering. Players design custom rovers from over 100 parts, then put them to the test delivering everything from heavy machinery to awkward, fragile, or even floating cargo across Mars’ procedurally generated landscapes.

What’s New in 1.0

• New Frontier – Explore a brand-new region: the Space Elevator and Phobos, Mars’ moon.

• 10 End-Game Contracts – Unique challenges that push your engineering skills to the limit.

• 7 New Languages – Expanded accessibility for players worldwide.

• Programming System – Introduces sensors, logic gates, and more for deeper rover automation.

• New Parts – Including gimbals, a levitating actuator, and a gravity suppressor.

• Extra Content – New cosmetics, music, mechanics, and polish throughout.

Built for Creativity

From rocket engines to servo motors, springs, hydraulics, and more, Mars First Logistics gives players a flexible toolkit to solve problems their own way. There’s no single solution—just creativity, trial, and a little chaos.

The 1.0 launch builds on years of updates that added mining, railroads, monorails, new contracts, Steam Workshop support, and expanded building tools. Whether tackling missions solo or teaming up with up to three friends in online co-op, players can expect a bigger, deeper, and more refined experience than ever before.

Mars First Logistics 1.0 lands on Steam September 26.