Press release:
Yokohama, Japan – March 6th 2026 – Arc System Works is pleased to announce its newest game: a gorilla-multiplying card game Goritaire, with a release date planned on March 19th, 2026. The official store pages are open starting today.

Goritaire is a single-player game where players expand gorilla troops while carefully managing their supply of bananas, their main food source. Players must grow their troop and expand the gorillas’ habitat without running out of bananas. Victory is achieved by successfully lining up 7 or more gorillas!

This title is the official digital version of the board game Goritaire, created by Pawn, the game designer & illustrator behind the hit single-player sheep-multiplying card game Shephy. Now, you can easily enjoy this uniquely challenging game anytime, anywhere.

For more information, check out the official website of the game.

Arc System Works also announces a collaboration with Go! Go! Curry!, the famous restaurant chain originating from Kanazawa City in Japan, that serves “Kanazawa Curry” nationwide and overseas. Their official mascot, “Goriko,” will make a special appearance in the game as a card!

About Goritaire

Where did gorillas come from? What are gorillas? Where are gorillas going? A single-player game all about gorillas… That is Goritaire! Fill the jungle with gorillas!

Grow your troop and expand the gorillas’ habitat while ensuring you don’t run out of bananas. To secure victory, 7 or more gorillas must be on the ground. However, if even a single gorilla goes without a banana, it spells instant defeat and the total collapse of your troop.

About Arc System Works
Video game developer and publisher known for the GUILTY GEAR series and BLAZBLUE series. Founded in 1988, Arc System Works constantly seeks to innovate and bring new experiences to its fans. On July 1 2024, Arc System Works opened its European branch in Paris, France, in order to continue expanding its global presence.

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