Official Source· Arc System Works YouTube· Unknown· Published Sep 30, 2026

Arc System Works Reveals DNFever “Towel Dive” Web Commercial

Arc System Works has released a cat-themed web commercial for the simulation RPG デモンズナイトフィーバー (DNFever). The game is scheduled to launch on October 22, 2026.

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Arc System Works published a web short commercial for the simulation RPG デモンズナイトフィーバー (DNFever) on September 29, 2026. Titled “タオルダイブ” (Towel Dive), the spot promotes a game scheduled for release on October 22. The publisher describes it as a simulation RPG where characters grow stronger as they die.

The commercial features a cat resembling the game’s evil god Gigasu Goides. Its antics include interrupting people at work and covering a suit in fur. Arc System Works says six videos built around mischievous scenarios are being released in sequence ahead of launch.

The announcement links to the game’s Steam, PlayStation Store, and Nintendo Switch store pages. The short is part of a pre-release campaign that uses comic cat mischief to present the game’s “Turn the world evil!” theme.

Why This Matters

The commercial gives players a preview of the game’s promotional tone, while the announcement confirms its October 22 release date and links to store pages for Steam, PlayStation Store, and Nintendo Switch. The six-video campaign also sets out a sequence of promotional material leading up to launch.

【WebショートCM】シミュレーションRPG『デモンズナイトフィーバー』(「タオルダイブ」編)
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    【WebショートCM】シミュレーションRPG『デモンズナイトフィーバー』(「タオルダイブ」編)

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    “敵も味方もキルキルキル!死ねば死ぬほど強くなる育成RTAシミュレーションRPG『デモンズナイトフィーバー』2026年10月22日発売💥 本作に登場する邪神ギガスゴイデスを彷彿とさせる愛くるしい猫が、人間のお仕事を邪魔したり、スーツを毛だらけにしたりと「悪戯やり放題」な日常をコミカルに描写🐈️✨️ 「世界を悪に染めちまえ!」をキャッチコピーに、可愛くも破天荒な悪戯が詰まった全6種類の映像を発売に向けて順次公開中!…”

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