RPG Maker U2U revealed as the title of the software series’ latest entry

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Gotcha Gotcha Games has officially announced the name of their new project: RPG Maker U2U. They first hinted at this game two months ago in March.

The game’s unique art style, which combines HD-2D techniques, has been officially called Perspective 2D, or P2D. When it launches, the game will include over 100 maps designed to work with this new system.

The company hasn’t announced which computers and systems the new software will work on yet. But they have said it’s built with the same Unity engine as RPG Maker Unite, and that you’ll be able to use content you already have from previous RPG Maker games.

The official trailer and details for RPG Maker U2U are available below. Additionally, Gotcha Gotcha Games will be showcasing a demo version of the P2D Map Editor at BitSummit PUNCH in Kyoto’s Miyako Messe from May 22nd to 24th.

New Visual Expression:
P2D (Perspective 2D)

Add 3D depth and rich effect expression to conventional 2D maps!

Using a classic, top-down perspective, like those found in older RPGs, will help immerse players in your game world like never before.

Create with Intuitive Controls
P2D Map Editor

You don’t need any special skills! Making maps is simple and works much like the popular RPG Maker software.

① Quick Creation: Just select pre-made objects from a list and place them into your map!

② Detailed Creation: Create new objects from scratch!

Shape Creation: Combine blocks to create complex shapes, uneven terrain, and more!

Bring your creations to life by using map tiles as decorations – it’s a great way to add personality and detail!

Use RPG Maker 2D Assets!

2D assets from previous RPG Maker titles can be used as map tiles for decoration!

Additionally, more than 100 ready-to-use P2D maps are included to give you a quick start!

Stunning Visuals, Familiar Ease of Use

Unity Engine powers the P2D system’s rich sense of depth and beautiful effects.

We’ve designed a user-friendly system that makes creation fast and simple, no matter your skill level, while still keeping the experience consistent with the Maker series you already know and love.

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2026-05-21 15:56