Project Rabbit Developer: novaflare, Publisher and Development Details
Project Rabbit's developer and publisher is novaflare. Explore its announced gameplay, Steam release status and latest development updates.
The Project Rabbit developer is novaflare, which is also listed as the game's publisher on its official Steam page. Project Rabbit is an upcoming multiplayer Soulslike action game that reinterprets Alice in Wonderland as dark fantasy. As of November 12, 2026, its Steam release date is “Coming soon,” with no specific launch date listed.
Who Is Developing Project Rabbit?
Steam credits novaflare in both the developer and publisher fields. That makes novaflare the named organization responsible for the game's development and publishing on the storefront; no separate publisher is credited there.
The listing does not provide a studio biography, team size, office location, individual developer credits or a history of earlier releases. Those details therefore remain unconfirmed. It also does not name a game engine or explain the production pipeline, so there is no supported basis for attributing Project Rabbit to a particular engine or development toolset.
For readers checking the developer's identity, the relevant listing is the one describing Alice, the Blood Queen and the Abyss of Time. Its developer and publisher credits both use the lowercase name novaflare.
What Kind of Game Is novaflare Making?
Project Rabbit's announced premise places Alice in the Abyss of Time, a dangerous setting ruled by the Blood Queen. The game combines exploration and combat with a dark-fantasy interpretation of Alice in Wonderland.
The developer's description emphasizes several combat actions: dodging, blocking, parrying and using combat skills. Players are also described as building a fighting style through different combinations of weapons, equipment and skills. The listing mentions hidden treasures and secrets, but it does not provide named weapon lists, detailed skill trees or equipment statistics.
These are descriptions of the upcoming game, not a review of a released build. The Steam page does not establish how the combat feels in practice, how progression is balanced or how much content will be available at launch.
Solo and Multiplayer Plans
Although Project Rabbit is introduced as a multiplayer Soulslike, the listing also describes exploring alone. Steam's feature panel lists single-player, online co-op and online PvP, alongside cross-platform multiplayer.
The game description says players can enter the Abyss with allies and encounter other survivors. However, it does not specify party sizes, matchmaking rules, PvP restrictions or how multiplayer progression works. Cross-platform multiplayer is a listed feature, but the page does not identify which platforms would connect to one another. It should not be treated as confirmation of particular console releases.
Release Status and Development Announcements
As of November 12, 2026, Project Rabbit is not yet available on Steam. The storefront offers wishlisting and following, while the release-date field remains “Coming soon.” It does not supply a numbered game version; version not independently confirmed.
Two announcements on the Steam page document a recent promotional update:
- November 9, 2026: An announcement scheduled a new trailer for IGN's YouTube channel on November 10 at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET.
- November 10, 2026: A follow-up announcement stated that the new trailer was live on IGN.
These posts establish a trailer announcement and its reported publication, not a launch date. The November 9 wording about having “a date” refers to the trailer's scheduled appearance.
Confirmed PC Details and Remaining Questions
Project Rabbit has a Steam listing with Windows PC requirements. Both the minimum and recommended configurations specify a 64-bit processor and operating system, Windows 10, DirectX 12 and 20 GB of available storage.
The minimum specification lists 12 GB RAM, an Intel Core i5-6600K or AMD Ryzen 5 1600, and an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti or AMD Radeon RX 580. The recommended specification increases memory to 32 GB and lists an Intel Core i5-9600K or AMD Ryzen 5 3600, paired with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 or AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT.
Steam Deck compatibility is marked Unknown. The listing mentions Xbox and DualShock controllers but does not provide button mappings, so a specific control scheme is not independently confirmed.
To follow novaflare's progress, use the game's Steam announcement feed or add it to your wishlist for availability notifications. The key outstanding details are a specific release date, fuller multiplayer specifications and more information about the development team.
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