- A roguelike deck-builder set in a skyscraper teeming with deities and supernatural beings
- Assemble powerful ability cards within procedurally generated dungeons
- Navigate branching paths with impactful decision-making opportunities
Renowned designer Kazuma Kaneko, creator of Shin Megami Tensei and Persona series, unveils his newest creation: Tsukuyomi: The Divine Hunter. Developed by COLOPL, this strategic deck-building roguelike merges Kaneko's iconic mythological dystopia with card-based combat, launching soon on PC and mobile platforms.
The game unfolds in futuristic Tokyo Bay's Hashira tower - a sealed vertical battleground now occupied by mythological entities. Players command Tsukuyomi, an elite defense force tasked with ascending the tower to eliminate a formidable target.
Fans will recognize Kaneko's signature fusion of cyberpunk aesthetics and supernatural horror, creating his trademark oppressive atmosphere. The upcoming release promises his distinctive blend of ancient mythology and futuristic decay.
As a roguelike experience, Tsukuyomi offers dynamically generated dungeons with randomized card unlocks, enemy configurations, and dungeon layouts for endless replayability.
Combat blends turn-based strategy with rapid decision-making. Each turn demands careful selection between offensive strikes or defensive maneuvers - precision timing is crucial for survival.
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The dungeon features meaningful branching paths where choices permanently affect available resources and combat encounters. True to roguelike tradition, defeat means complete restart - strategy and risk assessment become vital survival skills.
Targeting a June 30th launch (subject to change), Tsukuyomi: The Divine Hunter is now accepting pre-registrations via the links below.
