Netmarble used Xbox's Tokyo Game Show presentation to give players another look at Bloomwalker, its upcoming crafting-and-exploration title.
The studio confirmed the game is officially set within the Ni no Kuni universe and announced that Bloomwalker will appear on Nintendo Switch platforms.
The trailer and feature rundown emphasize a cozy, portable-friendly design built around exploration, base-building and companion-driven crafting.
Announcement and positioning
Netmarble presented Bloomwalker during the Xbox segment at Tokyo Game Show and stated the title is now part of the Ni no Kuni universe.
The studio also announced a Switch release, positioning the game for Nintendo's install base.
Netmarble previously developed Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds for mobile, marking Bloomwalker as the studio's second project tied to the Ni no Kuni franchise.
What Bloomwalker promises
Netmarble's materials describe Bloomwalker as a crafting adventure that leans heavily on a traveling home mechanic.
Players will move a living house from sanctuary to sanctuary, stopping at resource-rich anchorages to explore surrounding areas.
As the journey progresses, the house evolves in appearance and functionality, acting as a hub that helps the player cleanse environmental pollution and tackle challenges.
The developer explains the house also contains a pocket dimension accessible through its door.
In this interior space players can construct facilities, decorate, and expand a self-contained home where familiars and higgledies live and work.
These companions are central to progression: increased bonds with familiars unlock new crafting formulas, facilities and workflows that turn gathered materials into finished goods.
Companions and cooperative crafting
Netmarble highlights social and mechanical ties between the player and their companions.
Familiars carry their own stories and, as friendships deepen, they provide access to new recipes and production options.
Higgledies function as small helpers that gather resources and assist in processing; keeping them fed and sheltered improves their productivity and unlocks further development paths for the player’s home and settlements.
Release details and context
No firm release date or window for Bloomwalker has been announced.
Netmarble’s reveal focused on core mechanics and the title’s Ni no Kuni connection rather than a launch timeline.
The studio’s prior work on Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds establishes its existing relationship with the franchise, and the new Switch announcement signals Bloomwalker’s target toward Nintendo platforms and audiences.
Bloomwalker’s trailer and official feature list are available through Netmarble’s Tokyo Game Show presentation; further updates, including any eShop listing or release window, will come from the developer and publisher as they disclose additional details.
The studio confirmed the game is officially set within the Ni no Kuni universe and announced that Bloomwalker will appear on Nintendo Switch platforms.
The trailer and feature rundown emphasize a cozy, portable-friendly design built around exploration, base-building and companion-driven crafting.
Announcement and positioning
Netmarble presented Bloomwalker during the Xbox segment at Tokyo Game Show and stated the title is now part of the Ni no Kuni universe.
The studio also announced a Switch release, positioning the game for Nintendo's install base.
Netmarble previously developed Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds for mobile, marking Bloomwalker as the studio's second project tied to the Ni no Kuni franchise.
What Bloomwalker promises
Netmarble's materials describe Bloomwalker as a crafting adventure that leans heavily on a traveling home mechanic.
Players will move a living house from sanctuary to sanctuary, stopping at resource-rich anchorages to explore surrounding areas.
As the journey progresses, the house evolves in appearance and functionality, acting as a hub that helps the player cleanse environmental pollution and tackle challenges.
The developer explains the house also contains a pocket dimension accessible through its door.
In this interior space players can construct facilities, decorate, and expand a self-contained home where familiars and higgledies live and work.
These companions are central to progression: increased bonds with familiars unlock new crafting formulas, facilities and workflows that turn gathered materials into finished goods.
Companions and cooperative crafting
Netmarble highlights social and mechanical ties between the player and their companions.
Familiars carry their own stories and, as friendships deepen, they provide access to new recipes and production options.
Higgledies function as small helpers that gather resources and assist in processing; keeping them fed and sheltered improves their productivity and unlocks further development paths for the player’s home and settlements.
Release details and context
No firm release date or window for Bloomwalker has been announced.
Netmarble’s reveal focused on core mechanics and the title’s Ni no Kuni connection rather than a launch timeline.
The studio’s prior work on Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds establishes its existing relationship with the franchise, and the new Switch announcement signals Bloomwalker’s target toward Nintendo platforms and audiences.
Bloomwalker’s trailer and official feature list are available through Netmarble’s Tokyo Game Show presentation; further updates, including any eShop listing or release window, will come from the developer and publisher as they disclose additional details.
