Furthermore, Tokyo Game Show 2025 attendees can go hands-on with the platformer from September 25th to 28th. As a direct follow-up to the original, Planet of Lana 2 promises double the size and scope as Lana and Mui explore the planet Novo and learn more about its mysteries.

Players will once again control Lana, issuing commands to Mui (who now has “enhanced precision”) to solve puzzles and sneak past enemies. Hybrid robots promise a new challenge, but Lana is also more agile with new moves like wall jumping. She’ll need it to deal with a mysterious new “threat” and confront her own darkness.

Planet of Lana 2: Children of the Leaf launches in early 2026. Stay tuned for more details in the coming months.

The sequel expands on the first game’s puzzle-solving mechanics with new robots, which introduce additional solutions. Stealth is as important as ever, with the developer promising “refined” mechanics and “enhanced precision” with Mui. Of course, there are still plenty of action sequences, though Lana is far more agile.

Alongside wall jumps and running slides, she moves faster than before, which will come in handy during the new underwater sections. If that weren’t enough, composer Takeshi Furukawa also returns for the soundtrack.

Planet of Lana 2: Children of the Leaf is also coming to Game Pass on day one. Stay tuned for more announcements and gameplay in the coming months, and check out our review for the original.