Published by Annapurna Interactive, the game continues Takahashi's legacy of creating uniquely character-driven worlds, following his earlier title, Wattam.

The announcement was made during the Annapurna Interactive Showcase, featuring a new trailer that includes 'Giraffe Song,' performed by Rebecca Sugar, known for her work on Steven Universe.

While 'to a T' will be available on Game Pass at launch, an Xbox One version has been canceled.

In the game, Teen relies on their dog to complete everyday tasks like dressing and personal hygiene, emphasizing themes of individuality and self-acceptance.

The project reflects Takahashi's creative vision, reminiscent of his previous work, though its success remains to be seen.

In 'to a T', players control a teenager named Teen, who is permanently stuck in a T-pose, as they navigate life in a small coastal town alongside their dog and mother.

As Teen explores their town and attends school, they discover mysterious abilities linked to their unique posture, engaging with townsfolk and uncovering the mystery of their condition.

The gameplay features an episodic story that unfolds over multiple days, incorporating mini-games related to daily activities like eating and playing with the pet.

Players can customize and name Teen, shop for clothing, and engage in interactive minigames, enhancing their connection to the game's world.

Rebecca Sugar expressed her excitement about contributing to the game, highlighting Takahashi's significant influence on her as an artist and musician.

The game serves as an allegory for disability, developed in collaboration with the AbleGamers organization to ensure accessibility and sensitivity in design.

Keita Takahashi, renowned for the Katamari Damacy series, has announced his new game titled 'to a T', set for release on May 28, 2025, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.