Smalland 2: Lost Realms Delayed to 2027 as Gameplay Trailer Debuts

Max Ent Games Ltd, part of Maximum Entertainment, released the first gameplay trailer for Smalland 2: Lost Realms and confirmed that the game's release has moved from 2026 to 2027. The announcement was reported by gamespark.jp.

The studio said the delay gives the team more time to refine the content so it can reach the gameplay experience level it is aiming for. No new release window beyond 2027 was given.

The trailer shows new movement abilities, including swimming through currents that can push the player, climbing giant walls, and bouncing off leaves and mushrooms. Resource harvesting now lets players break targeted plant parts, while crafting assigns materials per component and changes performance.

A new perk system allows abilities to be upgraded by field, alongside what the developer describes as improved combat and stealth systems. The game supports online co-op for 1 to 10 players.

Smalland 2: Lost Realms is planned for PC via the Epic Games Store and Steam, PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2. Steam lists planned Japanese language support.

Series background

The game was announced in June 2026. The first entry, Smalland: Survive the Wilds, holds a "Very Positive" rating on Steam. Separately, the PS5 version of that game is 80% off at 1,012 yen on the PS Store until November 4, and the Xbox Series X|S version is discounted to 1,025 yen on the Microsoft Store until around November 2.