Vixen 357, Japan-Only Genesis Mech Game, Heads to Steam in 2026
Shinyuden will publish the 1992 turn-based mech title on Steam in 2026 with English text, rewind, fast-forward and save-anywhere features.
Shinyuden has announced that Vixen 357, a turn-based mech game that released only in Japan for the Sega Genesis, is coming to Steam in 2026. The port will include English text support, according to gamerant.com.
The Steam version adds several quality-of-life features: players can rewind and fast-forward, save anywhere during a playthrough, and use cheats. It also ships with digital extras, including a gallery of original box art and posters.
Vixen 357 originally launched for the Sega Genesis in Japan, with the Japanese edition arriving on October 23, 1992. Before this port, the only ways to play it were the Japanese cartridge, emulators, or unofficial English mods and hacks.
Shinyuden previously translated the game's full narrative and dialogue into multiple languages, including English, and re-released physical Sega Genesis cartridges with related extras. The Steam release is set for 2026.
Quick answers
When does Vixen 357 come to Steam?
The Steam release is set for 2026, published by Shinyuden.
Will Vixen 357 on Steam have English support?
Yes. The Steam version includes English text support, along with rewind, fast-forward, save-anywhere and cheats.
What is Vixen 357?
It is a turn-based mech game that originally released for the Sega Genesis in Japan on October 23, 1992.