OSAKA, Japan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov 9, 2026--
NTT Solmare and Good Smile Company announced today that Obey Me! Sinner’s Choice: Lucifer, the latest installment in the Obey Me! series, will launch on Steam on November 16, 2026. This dark romance visual novel features the series’ first-ever fully voiced story alongside stunning artwork. Longtime fans will discover a compelling new side of Lucifer, while newcomers can dive straight into the story with no prior knowledge of the series required.
This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20261104433597/en/
A Game + Soundtrack Bundle, featuring the full game and its digital soundtrack, will also launch on November 16, 2026. To celebrate the release, the game will be available at 10% discount through November 22, 2026.
Add the game to your Steam Wishlist: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4444800/
SYNOPSIS: SALVATION OR JUDGMENT?
Lucifer, the angel most beloved by God, is cast out of the Celestial Realm following a rebellion and falls to the depths of Hell, the frozen prison known as Cocytus. Is his soul still that of an angel, or has it truly become a demon's? To determine the truth, Lord Diavolo, the Prince of the Devildom, summons a lone human to serve as his magistrate.
At the story’s end lies a single, agonizing choice: Will you save him, or will you break him?
In this world, love is not salvation. It is judgment.
KEY FEATURES
A MESSAGE FROM THE CREATOR
“With only one choice, we wanted every moment leading up to it to matter. As you come to understand Lucifer, we hope the decision becomes more difficult, and more personal. We want players to reach the end knowing why they made their choice, even if it hurts,” said Mayu Nakashima, Producer and Director at NTT Solmare.
RELEASE DETAILS
Available on Steam November 16, 2026:
Full Japanese voice acting with Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese text.
To celebrate the release, the game will be 10% off through November 22, 2026.
Wishlist now on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4444800/
Official Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUh4e3UDnVg
Official Website: https://shallwedate.jp/obeyme_sc/en/lucifer/
ABOUT NTT SOLMARE CORPORATION
NTT Solmare delivers innovative digital experiences and operates:
Website: https://www.nttsolmare.com/e/
ABOUT GOOD SMILE COMPANY
Good Smile Company is a world-renowned manufacturer of figures, including the Nendoroid series, and a leader in Japanese pop culture IP production. The company is actively expanding into game development, animation, and global entertainment production.
Website: https://corporate.goodsmile.com/en/
Good Smile Company and NTT Solmare Announce November 16 Release for Obey Me! Sinner’s Choice: Lucifer on Steam
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — At least 22 people died while attempting to reach Greece from North Africa over the past three days, with 13 bodies recovered from a boat south of Crete on Monday and eight found in another boat over the weekend.
More than 180 other people were rescued Monday morning from three other boats crossing the Mediterranean from North Africa to Crete after they were spotted by the European Union’s border agency Frontex. They were the latest in a steady number of boats traveling from Libya to Greece, a crossing that has become one of the main migration routes to Europe.
“Rising arrivals along the eastern Libya–Crete route this year, coupled with gaps in search and rescue capacity, are heightening humanitarian concerns over the risks faced by people making the journey,” said the United Nations' International Organization for Migration, or IOM.
In Monday's incident, the coast guard said a passing Moroccan-flagged cargo ship picked up 18 people from the boat on which 13 bodies — those of 12 men and one woman — were found. One of those rescued was later confirmed dead at a health center in Crete, while another three — a man, a woman and a minor — were transported to a hospital on the island.
There was no immediate information available on the identities or nationalities of those on board or what had caused the deaths of the 14 people. The boat was found about 15 nautical miles (about 28 kilometers or 18 miles) south of the southern Greek island of Crete early Monday.
In a separate incident, the coast guard said 28 Sudanese nationals were rescued overnight Saturday after their boat ran into trouble in bad weather about 6 nautical miles (11 kilometers or 7 miles) south of Crete. Eight bodies were recovered and two people were reported missing.
Greece is one of the main entry points into the 27-nation EU for people fleeing conflict and poverty in the Middle East, Africa and Asia. In recent months, thousands have been making the perilous sea crossing from North Africa, usually from Libya to Crete. Others make the far shorter but often equally dangerous crossing from the Turkish coast to nearby Greek islands in the Aegean Sea, often in unseaworthy inflatable dinghies or other small boats.
Last month, 12 people, including an infant, died when the two boats they were traveling in from Turkey to the islands of Lesbos and Samos capsized.
Frontex said in October that the eastern Mediterranean was the busiest route for migrants attempting to enter the EU, although irregular border crossings into the bloc were down by a third so far this year.
The agency said that around 31, 800 crossings were recorded in the first three quarters of 2026, a fall of 15% compared with the same period last year. The corridor from Libya to Crete was the busiest section on the route, ahead of the eastern Aegean islands and the land border with Turkey.
Migrants stand on the deck of a Frontex vessel as it approaches the port of Kaloi Limenes on the Greek island of Crete, Monday, Nov. 9, 2026, following a rescue operation. (Stefanos Rapanis/Eurokinissi via AP)
Migrants gather on a pier after being brought ashore following a rescue operation off the Greek island of Crete, at the port of Kaloi Limenes, Monday, Nov. 9, 2026. (Stefanos Rapanis/Eurokinissi via AP)
Migrants gather on a pier after being brought ashore following a rescue operation off the Greek island of Crete, at the port of Kaloi Limenes, Monday, Nov. 9, 2026. (Stefanos Rapanis/Eurokinissi via AP)
Rescue workers carry the bodies of migrants from a Coast Guard vessel at the port of Agia Galini, on the Greek island of Crete, Monday, Nov. 9, 2026, after 12 people were found dead aboard a boat south of the island and 18 others were rescued. (Stefanos Rapanis/Eurokinissi via AP)
Rescue workers carry the bodies of migrants from a Coast Guard vessel at the port of Agia Galini, on the Greek island of Crete, Monday, Nov. 9, 2026, after 12 people were found dead aboard a boat south of the island and 18 others were rescued. (Stefanos Rapanis/Eurokinissi via AP)
Rescue workers carry the bodies of migrants from a Coast Guard vessel at the port of Agia Galini, on the Greek island of Crete, Monday, Nov. 9, 2026, after 12 people were found dead aboard a boat south of the island and 18 others were rescued. (Stefanos Rapanis/Eurokinissi via AP)
FILE - Migrants who arrived recently at the island of Crete, despite a suspension of asylum claims and plans for tougher detention rules, are being held under guard at a temporary shelter in the village of Agia, near Chania city, on the island of Crete, southern Greece, Aug. 19, 2025. (AP Photo/Giannis Angelakis File)
