PC Gaming: In the absence of a new Deus Ex, indie imsim Tokyo Walled City may scratch that stealth 'n' stolen passwords itch
Published 18 Sept 2026· Updated 19 Sept 2026· 14h ago

BloxBoys summary
- •Tokyo Walled City announced by Grim Ronin
- •Blends retro-cyberpunk stealth with immersive sim mechanics
- •Inspired by stealth classics like Dishonored 2
- •Heading to Steam Early Access soon
From the buzzing tube lights of TGS 2026 emerges Tokyo Walled City, a (deep breath) "stealth action retro-cyberpunk immersive sim with survival horror and RPG elements" in development at indie outfit Grim Ronin. Hey, I like most of those th
Overview
Indie studio Grim Ronin has officially revealed Tokyo Walled City, a retro-cyberpunk immersive sim set in a rainy, neon-drenched metropolis. Players take control of a mercenary navigating a walled-off district, leveraging stealth, parkour, and hacking mechanics to overcome obstacles. Combining elements of survival horror and RPGs, the title takes heavy gameplay inspiration from modern stealth classics like Dishonored 2.
What's New
- ▸Reveal of Tokyo Walled City, an indie retro-cyberpunk immersive sim combining stealth action, survival horror, and RPG features
- ▸Announcement trailer released showcasing gameplay mechanics including camera hacking, vent crawling, and parkour stealth
New Features
- ▸Parkour movement system allowing seamless vertical navigation and rooftop-to-ground stealth takedowns
- ▸Interactive environmental hacking system covering security cameras and electronic door controls
- ▸Terminal interaction mechanics allowing players to steal computer passwords and disable security networks
New Items
- ▸Nicotine sticks — Consumable cigarettes used by the player character, featuring less lethal effects than legacy genre counterparts
New Characters
- ▸Mercenary — The player character who utilizes parkour, stealth, and blades within the isolated city
- ▸Creepy Android — A hostile synthetic enemy type featuring a red target scope that tracks lurking players
New Maps & Areas
- ▸Tokyo Walled City — A rainy, neon-lit futuristic city section isolated behind massive containment walls
New Mechanics
- ▸Light manipulation — Players can shoot out light fixtures to create dark zones for hiding
- ▸Vent crawling — Large air duct pathways integrated into buildings for stealthy navigation
- ▸Vertical backstabbing — Dynamic combat drop-attacks executed directly from high roofs onto unsuspecting targets
Events
- ▸TGS 2026 Showcase — The public gaming event where Tokyo Walled City was officially unveiled
What Players Should Know
- ▸Fans of classic stealth games have a fresh indie alternative to look forward to while major series remain dormant
- ▸Players interested in early development testing will be able to join the title during its upcoming Steam Early Access period
Release Information
The game currently has no confirmed launch date, but it is confirmed to be launching first in Early Access via Steam.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What genre of game is Tokyo Walled City?
- It is an indie retro-cyberpunk immersive sim featuring stealth action, survival horror mechanics, and light RPG elements.
- Who is developing Tokyo Walled City?
- The title is being actively created by the independent development studio Grim Ronin.
- What games inspired Tokyo Walled City?
- The movement and parkour flow are strongly influenced by Dishonored 2, alongside classic immersive sim mechanics reminiscent of Deus Ex.
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Read the original announcementPublished 18 Sept 2026 · Last updated 19 Sept 2026