A toy maker now has a game about sabotaging a hamburger. According to 4Gamer, Takara Tomy announced on November 4 that it has launched ENJOYN GAMES, a publishing brand for independent games, and the first three titles are headed to PC through Steam, rolling out from this month.
4Gamer describes the brand as working with developers in Japan and overseas to support the sales and promotion of their games. It reports that ENJOYN GAMES is also taking pitches for games still in development, along with publishing enquiries. Xarmo couldn't check Takara Tomy's original announcement directly, so the details of the brand and its plans here are as 4Gamer reports them.
The burger comes first
The first release is Jinrou Burger, which appears on Steam under the English name Stack & Sus. The store page lists uracon as developer, ENJOYN GAMES as publisher and November 10, 2026 as the release date.
Steam describes a physics-based party game for 3 to 6 players who stack one giant burger. Players are secretly split into Staff, who want the dish to succeed, and Spies, who want it to fail while blending in. Each round brings a customer order with changing criteria, some ingredients are hard to stack, and a history menu lets everyone review each move to build a case against a suspect. Fail often enough and the table holds a Suspect Vote; if that vote is split, the Spies get a final Turnabout Quiz.
Steam also lists a single-player side with Story, Challenge, Training and Tutorial options. 4Gamer puts the price at 880 yen with tax. It also reports an early livestream on November 8 hosted by まじめにヤバシティ, and a launch-day stream on November 10 featuring six Nijisanji streamers.
Rats, cheese and bad forgeries
4Gamer also details the other two games, and neither one has a price yet.
Little Cheese Works is a cooperative stealth game from developer BUBBLE GUM, due in the fourth quarter of 2026. Two to four players are rat employees at a harsh company, hauling a large piece of cheese together. They coordinate over voice chat, but noise can wake the cat.
Sloppy Forgeries, due November 14, is a competitive drawing game in which players copy famous paintings with a mouse inside three minutes. 4Gamer lists limits of four to six colours and three brush sizes, with no undo or fill tools, while accuracy is scored in real time. Modes cover online versus for up to eight players, local versus with two mice and a single-player mode with 50 paintings. ENJOYN GAMES handles Japanese publishing for this one, according to 4Gamer.
What's confirmed so far
The Stack & Sus listing is live and shows the November 10 date, though the game isn't out yet. Prices for two of the three games are still to come, and Little Cheese Works has only a quarter rather than a date.
Riley's take: Plenty of companies say games bring people together. Few of them then hand you a burger and a licence to wreck it. A toy company backing a game about friends accusing each other over a collapsed lunch makes more sense than it first sounds: it's a board-game night with the cleanup removed.
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