Nexon’s Project RX officially titled Fareidolia, playable at TGS 2026

Nexon Games has officially announced the title of its latest development effort, previously known as Project RX, as Fareidolia. This new project is being developed by the same team responsible for Blue Archive. According to reports from Gematsu and Chosunbiz, the title is scheduled to be playable for the public at the Tokyo Game Show 2026. The game is described as a 3D anime title, and the transition from a codename to a formal title marks a significant milestone in its production cycle as the company prepares for the upcoming exhibition. Coverage of the announcement is widespread across gaming and finance outlets. AUTOMATON highlights that the official announcement of Fareidolia was accompanied by the release of new story details regarding the game's narrative.

Other outlets, including Inven Global and finance.biggo.com, have focused on the confirmation of the name and the pedigree of the development team. The consistency across these sources confirms that the project has moved out of its early conceptual phase and is now entering a stage of public demonstration and brand establishment. Contextually, this development is significant because of the involvement of the Blue Archive developers. The success of that previous title creates a specific expectation for the quality and style of Fareidolia. By debuting the game at Tokyo Game Show 2026, Nexon Games is positioning the title within the competitive anime-style gaming market. The shift to a 3D anime format represents a technical evolution for the team, as they move from their previous work into this new project which now has a defined identity and a public-facing name.

Looking ahead, the primary focus will be the actual gameplay demonstrations at TGS 2026. While the title and story details have been revealed, the public will be watching for the actual performance and mechanics of the 3D anime system during the playable sessions. Further details regarding the specific plot and narrative elements mentioned by AUTOMATON are expected to emerge as the game is showcased. The industry will be monitoring how the transition from Project RX to Fareidolia impacts the game's reception among the existing fanbase of the team's previous work.