K-Pop Demon Hunters Game Announced

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As fans await the sequel to Sony and Netflix’s animated hit—not expected before 2029—both companies continue to explore ways to expand the franchise’s popularity. Ravensburger has announced Labyrinth: KPop Demon Hunters, a K-pop-themed edition of its classic family maze game for up to four players. The core mechanic of Labyrinth involves sliding maze pieces across the board to alter paths and walls, with players racing to reach treasures and exit the maze. In this new edition, the traditional fantasy theme is replaced by the world of the Netflix film. The new edition includes: New Characters: Player pieces will be replaced by the film’s heroines: Rumi, Mira, Zoey, and—based on the box art—Derpy. Treasure Hunt: The treasures in the labyrinth will likely be items and amulets from the film. Ravensburger previously revealed plans for puzzles and projects based on KPop Demon Hunters. According to ACD Distribution, the game will be released in September with a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $29.99. Retailers must place orders by June 15, 2026.

K-Pop Demon Hunters x CookieRun Collaboration: HUNTRX Show in the Cookie World (April 8 – May 6)

In related news, the KPop Demon Hunters are teaming up with CookieRun: Kingdom from April 8 to May 6, 2026. This collaboration, available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, runs until May 6 at 4:59 p.m. Eastern Time (1:59 p.m. Pacific Time). The collaboration includes: A new event episode called “HUNTRX Show in the Cookie World,” set in the Dark Cacao Kingdom. Three new playable Cookies based on the film’s main characters: Rumi Cookie, Mira Cookie, and Zoey Cookie. Limited-time modes, including survival, boss raid, and a score-chasing minigame. Collaboration-themed costumes for HUNTRX and the Saja Boys. Four interactive Kingdom buildings. CookieRun: Kingdom players can participate in the collaboration for free. It offers a special episode featuring characters from both worlds, limited-time gameplay and event battles, a collaboration minigame, and new cosmetics and Kingdom decor. The KPop Demon Hunters and CookieRun: Kingdom collaboration concludes on May 6, 2026.

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