SEGA Secret Reveals: Four Unannounced Games Headed to Tokyo Game Show 2025

2025-09-18

SEGA Teases Four Mystery Titles at Tokyo Game Show 2025

SEGA has officially revealed its lineup for Tokyo Game Show (TGS) 2025, scheduled for September 25 - 28 in Chiba, Japan. Alongside confirmed games such as Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O., Persona 3 Reload, and Persona 5: The Phantom X, SEGA’s announcement includes four “Coming Soon” slots for games that have not yet been revealed.

What We Know So Far

The “Coming Soon” labels appear in SEGA’s official TGS 2025 lineup, clearly marking four titles without any name nor detail yet.

SEGA’s partners such as Atlus are part of the same lineup, which increases the possibility that at least one title may be related to well-known IPs.

Community speculation points towards a few studios likely to provide some of these mystery titles—especially Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, known for Like a Dragon and other strong franchises.

What Might Be Unveiled

Here are leading theories and what makes them plausible:

Hypothesized Game/IP	Why It Makes Sense
Persona 6	Given the recent activity around Persona remakes (P3 Reload, P4 Remake), fans expect news on the next mainline Persona. It could be one of the mystery titles.
New Virtua Fighter Entry (Virtua Fighter 6 or related)	SEGA is continuing the Virtua Fighter lineage; the presence of Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. in lineup supports that combat/IP is active.
Yakuza / Like a Dragon side-projects or remakes (e.g. Kiwami 3)	The Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio has teased or released related content recently; fans are hungry for more titles in that universe.
Nostalgic revivals (Crazy Taxi, Jet Set Radio, etc.)	There has been talk about SEGA bringing back classic IPs. Nostalgia sells, and TGS offers a stage for big surprises.

Why These Reveals Matter

Market buzz: Four unannounced titles generate hype, and showing them at TGS could build momentum for SEGA’s next fiscal year.

IP rejuvenation: Whether old game revivals or new mainline entries, fans want to see legacy franchises revived or expanded.

Competitive timing: With other big publishers using events like Switch/PlayStation Directs or State of Play, SEGA likely wants to drop some reveals before or during TGS to stay visible.

What to Watch

If you're following this closely, here's what to monitor:

SEGA’s official blog and press releases in mid-September, which may unveil one or more of the mystery games ahead of TGS.

The schedule for Ryu Ga Gotoku Summit (often tied to SEGA’s internal reveals) right before TGS.

Rumored Nintendo Direct or PlayStation showcase in September, where SEGA might choose to reveal something major.

Conclusion

SEGA’s decision to leave four blank “Coming Soon” slots in its TGS 2025 lineup is clearly strategic: enough transparency to generate excitement, but enough mystery to keep fans speculating. Whether the reveals end up being remakes, brand-new IPs, or nostalgic revivals, this could be a major event for SEGA. Keep eyes on SEGA’s announcements in the weeks leading up to TGS—and be ready for possible surprises once the show kicks off.

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