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gaming2 days ago•7 min saved

Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy Rebranded as a 1&2 Pack

Aniplex, Too Kyo Games, and Media.Vision announce The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy is officially a '1&2 Pack' pairing the first game with its sequel. New Rui Komatsuzaki artwork accompanies the announcement; a Japan-only Switch physical edition arrives April 24 for the series’ first anniversary. An upcoming update will let players start The Hundred Line 2 without data from the first game via a Chapter Select, offering 100 endings. Soundtrack releases are planned (digital January 17; Director’s Edition physical April 24 in Japan), and the series remains available on Switch and PC.

via Gematsu|

#1and2-pack #aniplex #gaming

technology6 months ago•1 min saved

The Hundred Line: A Game That Rescued Its Developer from Bankruptcy

The developer of The Hundred Line, Too Kyo Games, has improved its financial outlook after the game's strong sales, which have alleviated fears of bankruptcy and secured the company's future, with plans for new projects.

via Nintendo Life|

#bankruptcy #game-sales #switch

gaming6 months ago•3 min saved

Innovative Game with 100 Endings Rescues Developer from Bankruptcy

The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy, a game by Too Kyo Games, has significantly helped the studio avoid bankruptcy, leading to plans for ongoing updates and expansions, and potentially securing its future in the gaming industry.

via Kotaku|

#branching-storyline #game-success #gaming

gaming2 years ago•4 min saved

"Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE Review and Key Art Revealed"

Master Detective Archives: Rain Code, developed by Spike Chunsoft and Too Kyo Games, serves as a spiritual successor to Danganronpa, offering a next-generation, dynamic visual novel experience. Set in the gloomy city of Kanai Ward, where it constantly rains, players take on the role of Yuma Kokohead, a detective-in-training with amnesia, as they solve crimes with the help of supernatural powers and unique abilities. The game features 3D exploration, mini-games, and a courtroom-like Mystery Labyrinth where logical deduction and evidence rebuttal are key. With a neon cyberpunk aesthetic, emotive character portraits, and a mix of jazz and melodic themes, Rain Code delivers a melancholic and beautiful world. While it has some flaws, the game excels in storytelling and building anticipation, offering a thought-provoking quest for truth.

via GamesHub|

#danganronpa #gaming #master-detective-archives-rain-code