Sega & RGG Studio’s Stranger Than Heaven Out This Winter 2026

Sega and Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio’s Project Century has a name: Stranger Than Heaven. And it has a release window planned. The upcoming action-adventure game that takes place within 5 time periods (over the course of 50 years), and 5 primary Japanese cities, will be out this Winter 2026 for PC, Xbox Series, and PlayStation 5. It also will be out as a a Day One Xbox Game Pass title. The game has a star-studded cast from both East and West: Makoto Daito (portrayed by Yu Shirota) Orpheus (portrayed by Snoop Dogg) Tae Matsumoto (portrayed by Moeka Hoshi) Suzy Day (portrayed by Tori Kelly) Heigo Yashima (portrayed by Akio Otsuka) Kiyoshi Otsuru (portrayed by Tokuma Nishioka) Takashi (portrayed by Satoshi Fujihara) The Veiled Stranger (portrayed by Cordell Broadus) Keiko Shirai (portrayed by Ado) Genzo Iwaki (portrayed by Bunta Sugawara, voiced by Takashi Ukaji) – Note: “In STRANGER THAN HEAVEN, the late and legendary actor Bunta Sugawara appears. SEGA received formal consent from his family, and, with materials provided by Toei Company, Ltd.—which produced many of Mr. Sugawara’s films, including the Battles Without Honor and Humanity—Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio crafted his CG character design based on archival footage and photographs from the time.” Check out the full overview of the game below: About A fifty-year, action-adventure saga of men with nowhere to go and their desperate struggle to find a home. Use extreme violence to survive, and musical talent to thrive as a showman across five cities and eras of modern Japan. Face Down Fate A fifty-year saga of those with nowhere to go and their desperate struggle to find a home. San Francisco, 1915. Our story begins as a young boy sneaks aboard a mysterious ship in the dead of night. His name? Makoto Daito. Born to an American father and a Japanese mother, Makoto’s world is one of harsh persecution, a fate cruely cast upon him simply because of his Asian heritage. After losing both of his parents and finding himself completely alone, Makoto, in an act of desperation, decides to risk it all and travel to his mother’s birthplace. If the United States won’t accept him for who he is, maybe Japan will… With nothing but the shirt o [Conteúdo truncado para controle de custo.]