Troublemaker 3: Fallen Dynasty Announced for PC with Open-World Brawling

Gamecom Team has officially revealed Troublemaker 3: Fallen Dynasty, the next chapter in its open-world action comedy beat 'em up series. The game is currently in development for PC via Steam, with a release window and potential console ports to be shared in 2027. Set three years after Troublemaker 2: Beyond Dream, this sequel promises to be the largest and most ambitious entry yet, wrapping up the trilogy with a satirical look at political power.

A City on the Brink

The fictional Indonesian metropolis of Jayakarta remains under the grip of a long-ruling political dynasty. After years of silence, ordinary citizens, rising stars, gangsters, and even members of the justice system are beginning to push back. The game’s director noted that the series has always aimed to humorously critique social issues, and this finale tackles the confusing political landscape that many Indonesian teenagers face today.

Explore a Living, Divided City

For the first time, players can roam the entire city, split into five distinct districts—North, South, East, West, and Central Jayakarta. Each area boasts its own culture, inhabitants, and conflicts, packed with side stories, activities, and plenty of absurd humor. It’s the largest open world in the series, designed to make the city feel like a character itself.

Four Heroes, One Fight

The story follows four protagonists from wildly different backgrounds: Budi, the last champion of Cipta Wiyata; Jordan, a pianist from Beyond Dream; Febri, an ex-gangster; and Cinthya, a police officer. Their ideals and motivations clash, but as the city rises up, their paths inevitably intersect. This multi-perspective narrative lets players experience the rebellion from every angle.

Stylish Brawling Returns

Combat stays true to the series’ beat-’em-up roots, with expanded move sets and new environmental interactions. Brawls break out everywhere—from cramped alleys and office buildings to concert stages and political strongholds. You’ll need to use the surroundings creatively to topple a system that’s held power for generations.

While a launch date is still a ways off, the announcement trailer and first screenshots already showcase the game’s vibrant art style and chaotic energy. For fans of the series, Troublemaker 3 looks like a fitting, hilarious, and action-packed finale.

Which of the four protagonists are you most eager to play as, and what part of Jayakarta do you hope to explore first? Let us know in the comments!