Japanese toy manufacturer Takara Tomy has launched Enjoyn Games, a new independent video game publishing label, with three PC titles scheduled to arrive on Steam before the end of 2026. The initial lineup includes Stack & Sus, Little Cheese Works and Sloppy Forgeries, introducing multiplayer social deduction, cooperative stealth and competitive drawing games under the new brand.
The company announced Enjoyn Games on November 4, 2026, through its official website, confirming that its first release, Stack & Sus, will launch on November 10. Sloppy Forgeries is scheduled for November 14, while Little Cheese Works is planned for the fourth quarter of 2026.
Takara Tomy, known for toy brands including Transformers, Beyblade and Tomica, established Enjoyn Games to collaborate with independent developers and bring their projects to a wider audience. The publisher intends to support game sales and promotion while accepting submissions from developers seeking publishing partnerships.
Stack & Sus, known in Japan as Jinrou Burger, will serve as the label’s debut release. Developed by Japanese studio uracon, the physics-based social deduction game challenges players to work together to assemble oversized hamburgers while identifying hidden saboteurs.
Players are divided into restaurant staff and spies. The staff must stack ingredients correctly and keep each burger from collapsing, while spies secretly interfere with the preparation process. If the team fails, players vote on who they believe was responsible for sabotaging the order.
The game supports up to six players in its multiplayer party mode and includes a separate single-player story mode designed to introduce the rules. Stack & Sus launches on Steam on November 10 for 880 yen in Japan. Takara Tomy has also released a new promotional trailer and updated the game’s Steam store page.
The second announced title, Little Cheese Works, is a cooperative stealth-action game developed by BUBBLE GUM. Players control mice working for an exploitative cheese company, with teams of two to four attempting to transport large pieces of cheese without attracting the attention of a sleeping cat.
Communication is an important part of its gameplay. Players must coordinate their movements through voice chat, but making too much noise can alert the cat and jeopardize the mission. The game supports both online and local cooperative play, with its release currently planned for Q4 2026. Pricing has not been announced.
The third game, Sloppy Forgeries, is a competitive drawing title developed by Playful Systems LLC. Players attempt to reproduce famous paintings within three minutes using a limited selection of colors and brush sizes. The game does not allow undo or fill tools, and completed artwork is evaluated in real time.
Sloppy Forgeries supports online party matches for up to eight players, local two-player competition using two mice connected to one computer, and a single-player mode featuring 50 famous paintings. Its Steam release is scheduled for November 14, although its price remains unconfirmed.
Unlike the other two games, Enjoyn Games will handle Japanese domestic publishing for Sloppy Forgeries, while Playful Systems LLC remains the title’s primary publisher.
The launch brings Takara Tomy’s experience with physical toys and social play into PC game publishing. The company says it plans to work with independent creators from Japan and overseas, supporting distribution and promotion rather than limiting its activities to internally developed games.
Enjoyn Games has established an official Steam publisher page and is accepting inquiries from independent developers about games currently in development. Although the initial lineup focuses on relatively small multiplayer and party-oriented experiences, Takara Tomy has not announced additional titles beyond these three releases.
All three games have Steam store pages, giving PC players access to their announced gameplay details ahead of the first Enjoyn Games release on November 10.
