Arc System Works has announced the release of their new strategy RPG DEMONS' NIGHT FEVER for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and PC.
The title is available digitally on all platforms, with a limited 500 copy physical print via Red Art Games.
You can learn all the details below, or visit the Steam Page for more.
About:
Kill, kill, kill both enemies and allies! An unconventional strategic battle!
Exhaust all forms of evil using the Peon Exploitation System which sacrifices your allied Peons during battle! Brutal tactics such as Kill Skills and Sacrifices that detonate your underlings with your own hands are the shortest route to victory.
The more you sin, the stronger you become! Master your base to unleash pure chaos.
Pour in the Perverse Points earned through misdeeds to build your own ultimate evil army! Within the limited time, make full use of suspicious Abductions and Pillaging to strengthen your characters to their absolute limits.
The worldview changes drastically with each chapter! The story unfolds in a way that allows for all sorts of evil deeds!
Every time you defeat a chapter's boss, the game's situation completely transforms!
Experience the full thrill of diverse misdeeds, such as be a monster to defeat Super Rangers, be a witch to crush Magical Girls, or others!
The physical edition is available as well!
Limited to 500 copies, the physical Deluxe Edition including the original soundtrack will be exclusive to Red Art Games. Deliveries scheduled for the 3rd of December.
“I am proud to say that we have delivered a truly one-of-a-kind gaming experience and made our mark on the history of SRPGs.” — Sohei Niikawa (Roman Kitayama), Producer / Original Concept / Scenario
“We’ve ended up with a delightfully strange game […] so you can indulge without any pangs of conscience.” — Yuji Himukai, Character Design
“I had the pleasure of composing a wide variety of tracks to fit its dark yet comical world.” — Tatsuya Yano, BGM Composer
“The track Dropout is packed with the youthful mischief and playful spirit that I, even as an adult, have never forgotten.” — syudou, Theme Song Artist
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