Tsukuyomi: The Divine Hunter is an upcoming deck-building roguelike by the legendary designer Kazuma Kaneko

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  • Deck-building roguelike taking place in a high-rise tower full of gods and demons
  • Build a deck of powerful abilities in a dungeon that keeps changing
  • You can also take branching paths and make different decisions

Kazuma Kaneko, the renowned designer known for Shin Megami Tensei, Persona, and Devil Summoner series, is back with a fresh venture titled “Tsukuyomi: The Divine Hunter“. This upcoming roguelike deck-building game, developed by COLOPL, will be available on PC, iOS, and Android. It blends Kaneko’s distinctive dark and mythological style with strategic card combat.

In the future, Tokyo Bay serves as the setting for Tsukuyomi: The Divine Hunter. This action unfolds within The Hashira, a colossal skyscraper that’s now locked off for combat. Within its walls, gods and demons roam freely. To take down a formidable target residing on the uppermost floor, an elite national defense unit called Tsukuyomi has been mobilized.

If you’re acquainted with Kaneko’s previous creations, the setting of Tsukuyomi may bring those works to mind, as it skillfully combines decaying urban landscapes with supernatural terror, resulting in a chilling and tense ambiance. You can expect to experience the unique blend of mythology and cyberpunk motifs when it is released later this year.

In the role of a roguelike card game called Tsukuyomi, you’re tasked with creating a potent deck of skills as you venture through a constantly shifting labyrinth. Each time you embark on this adventure, the cards, layouts, and adversaries you face will be unique, offering a fresh challenge every time you play.

Battles in this game are quick and strategic, with each round allowing for a single action: either offense or defense. You’ll need to think fast and carefully pick your moves to succeed.

Delving into dungeons involves multiple routes and critical decisions that mold your adventure. Every decision carries significant weight, impacting both encounters and the resources you can access. Also, similar to authentic roguelikes, setbacks are merciless – if you lose a battle, you must restart from the beginning, so think strategically.

Anticipated launch date for “Tsukuyomi: The Divine Hunter” is around June 30th, though it’s important to note this could shift. Go ahead and sign up for pre-registration via the links provided below.

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2025-04-02 03:48