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TOEM 2 launches this summer for PS5, Switch, and PC - Gematsu

Photograph adventure game sequel TOEM 2 will launch for PlayStation 5, Switch, and PC via Steam this summer, developer Something We Made announced.

Here is an overview of the game, via Something We Made:

About

Tie those sneakers and ready your camera, it’s time to set off on a new photo adventure in TOEM 2! Head off on a relaxing journey, spurred on by your awakened passion for discovering and photographing mysterious “events” known as TOEMs. TOEM 2 was crafted to be welcoming for both returning fans of TOEM and those who want to jump in for the first time.

Key Features

Explore – Run, jump, and climb your way through all new cozy environments, uncovering hidden paths, scenic viewpoints, and small details waiting to be discovered. The world is built to reward curiosity, so take your time and wander wherever your camera leads you.

Meet – Encounter a cast of new quirky characters and adorable critters along your journey. Lend a hand to new faces, create lasting friendships, and catalogue your memories as you go along.

Snap – Your camera has gotten an upgrade! Not only can you snap pictures to solve puzzles, uncover secrets, and document your discoveries, you can also use it in more unconditional ways with new attachments to solve various problems in each region.

Stamp – Fill your journal with stamps as you complete quests, document discoveries, and expand your critter compendium. Each stamp is not only a reminder of the little wonders you’ve uncovered along the way, they’re also your ticket to unlocking your ticket to the next region.

Set Your Pace – TOEM 2 is built to be experienced at your own pace with no time limits or hard requirements for full completion. Listen to music on a bench, smell the flowers, admire the sights and enjoy.

Watch a new trailer below.

Platforms Trailer

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Jamal Green, Launchable Socks & Viktor Eidhagen - TOEM | iam8bit | 2024 | Black

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Toem - Blast Review

Developer: Something We Made Rrp: £15.49 (Steam), £15.99 (Epic) and £16.31 (Humblebundle)

Sometimes you come across a game that you just don't want to put down, be it because of the story, the gameplay or just simply that something about it floats your boat. It was that third one that had me complete this game from start to finish in a single sitting. To many that would mean this game is too short but I'd argue that its just the right length, at least for this specific game.

So what's Toem about? The short version is that the game centres around a young photographer and their journey to experience Toem, an event the game is named after. On their way they'll visit several locations and need to help people to get the stamps they require to continue on in their journey. Helping people in this case always somehow involves your camera which the main way you interact with the world. Sometimes you'l be tasked to take a specific photo, other times you simply need to focus on something in the cameras viewfinder. The game finds a lot of ways to keep this mechanic fresh and interesting, but I'm glad that the developers had the sense to keep the game somewhat short because much more of it would have caused the mechanic to lose its luster.

I really enjoyed my time with this game, its got a lot of charm and wit to it. Plus some of the puzzles are actually a little challenging. This is one game I really hope people take the time to appreciate.

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hiii i still exist but this post is not about me :)

the fine folks of Something We Made are currently trying to get a plushie of Tato made through Makeship! obviously i wanna see this campaign succeed for selfish reasons (I WANT THIS PLUSHIE), but i want to see it succeed because i want it for Something We Made since old school T. Sidebirb followers know that TOEM is one of my favorite games of all time 🤍

it's just $2 to pledge! there's less than 4 days left of the campaign and just 45% of the way funded. go go go!

Tato from TOEM Series

Get your cameras ready as this is your opportunity to take pictures of a tato in your own home! Put them on a skateboard! Give them somethin

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TOEM 2 Trailer

Something We Made's TOEM 2 puts you back into the shoes of the photographer out on a new adventure.

TOEM 2 launches on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and PC in Summer 2026.

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Title Theme (Single Version)

composed by Launchable Socks from TOEM (2021)

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TOEM 2 desvela nuevo tráiler y publica su primera demo en PC

Something We Made y popagenda presentan el primer gameplay de TOEM 2, la secuela del ganador del BAFTA TOEM: A Photo Adventure. Una primera demo estará disponible en exclusiva en los Play Days del 7 al 9 de junio. TOEM 2 aprovecha al máximo su transición a entornos 3D, ya que los jugadores podrán explorar para encontrar nuevos secretos y puntos estratégicos para tomar fotos magníficas. Hay un…

TOEM 2 desvela nuevo tráiler y publica su primera demo en PC

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TOEM 2: Exploring the Charming 3D World

TOEM 2 game is back and better than ever in a charming photo adventure in a 3D world for Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. All thanks go to the creative minds at Something We Made. They are working to make its way onto Steam.

Okay, deep breath… because this is the news we’ve been waiting for — TOEM 2 is happening. The chill photo-adventure that stole our hearts (and a BAFTA) is back with a bold new look and fresh vibes. Yep—full-on 3D exploration. Whether you’re snapping pics on Linux, mark your calendars: TOEM 2 is coming in 2026.

Let’s rewind a bit. If you played the first TOEM, you already know it wasn’t just a game—it was a warm hug in digital form. A peaceful world, quirky characters, and a camera helped you make sense of it all. It was cozy, clever, and impossible not to love. Now, years after that unforgettable journey, TOEM 2 is calling us back into its charming world. But this time, it’s bigger, braver, and bolder.

Set a few years after the original, you return as a more confident adventurer with your trusty camera in hand. This isn’t just another photography walkabout—this is a leap into a vibrant new world, reimagined in glorious 3D. You’re not just pointing and clicking. You’re climbing, jumping, and exploring every nook and cranny in search of those mysterious phenomena known as “TOEMs.”

And let’s talk about those TOEMs for a second. They’re strange, magical little events tucked away in the corners of this whimsical world—and they’re calling to you. You’ll be chasing them down across new regions, unlocking secrets from every new angle (literally), and meeting a fresh batch of quirky characters along the way. Some of them will even join your adventure, tagging along as you snap your way through forests, towns, and who knows what else.

TOEM 2 AT SUMMER GAME FEST 2025

Oh—and if you’re lucky enough to be at Play Days from June 7–9, you’ll get to try out the very first demo of TOEM 2 in person. Yep, the first public gameplay will be playable exclusively there. We’re already jealous of anyone who gets their hands on it early.

Developed by Something We Made and co-published by the folks at Popagenda, TOEM 2 looks to be the perfect mix of everything we liked about the original — with even more room to breathe, explore, and create your own photo-filled memories. The shift to 3D isn’t just a visual upgrade — it’s a whole new way to experience this world. From rooftops to treetops, you’re free to climb up high or get low for that perfect shot.

So, Linux players, dust off your hiking boots and charge your virtual camera batteries— TOEM 2 is shaping up to be another unforgettable ride. Whether you're a longtime fan or completely new to the magic, this sequel is here to remind us why we got into photo adventures in the first place.So be sure to Wishlist on Steam. Coming to Linux, Mac, and Windows PC.

Because sometimes, all it takes is a lens, a little curiosity, and the right moment to capture something truly magical.