Koei Tecmo announces the first official video game of The Apothecary Diaries

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Maomao is ready to take her deductions and fascination with poisons to a whole new level. During a special broadcast, developer Koei Tecmo surprised the community by officially announcing The Apothecary Diaries: The False Imperial Brother, a mystery and investigation video game based on the acclaimed franchise. The title is scheduled to be released in early 2027 on Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5 and PC, accompanied by a first video trailer.



The plot of the video game will place us in the middle of a chaos caused by a series of strange phenomena and conspiracies that threaten the inner palace, the pleasure district and the streets of the capital itself. To prevent the imperial court from falling apart, the young apothecary must use all her intellect, cunning, and extensive knowledge in medicine to solve the riddles and uncover the truth behind the mysterious False Imperial Brother.


In terms of gameplay, players will take direct control of Maomao to explore the different scenarios, collect clues, and investigate the scene. In addition, one of the main mechanics will include the preparation and mixing of remedies and medicinal compounds, fundamental elements to advance in the investigations and uncover those responsible for the crimes.




Born as a series of light novels written by Hyuganatsu and illustrated by Touko Shino, the work began its digital publication in October 2011 before being published in physical form by Shufunotomo from August 2014. Its enormous popularity gave way to the manga adaptation illustrated by Nekokurage in Square Enix's Monthly Big Gangan magazine since May 2017.


The project made the definitive leap to anime with a first season released in October 2023, followed by a second season in January 2025. The franchise will maintain an unstoppable pace on screens, as the third season will debut with its first part in October 2026 and continue with its second part in April 2027. In addition, theaters will receive an animated film titled The Apothecary Diaries: The Deceased Empress' Treasure on December 11 with a completely unpublished story written by the author herself.

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