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Red Entertainment announces Our World is Ended for PS Vita [Update]

Oretachi no Sekai wa Shimatteiru.

Following a teaser late last week, Red Entertainment has announced Oretachi no Sekai wa Shimatteiru (Our World is Ended), a new adventure game for PS Vita.

The game’s staff includes story planner and director Naoki Morita, who was in charge of the story planning for the Sakura Wars series, character designer Eiri Shirai, and scenario writer Taro Achi.

Further details have not leaked.

Thanks, Famitsu.

Update 8:05 a.m.: Our World is Ended will launch in Japan this fall.

Here are some more details:

Story
2017, summer. The members of the young game development company, “Judgment 7,” were enthusiastic about making games that would overthrow the industry. During the programming of an RPG that incorporates augmented reality technology, hentai programmer “Sekai Owari” (alias) carelessly wrote out a demon program that “augments reality.” That day, the hard to bear setting, characters, and story created by Judgment 7 became reality, and the world began moving towards a scenario of destruction. The curtain is about to rise on a painful battle in order to take back the world.
Judgment 7 Members
Yuuno Hayase (voiced by Ayane Sakura)
Asano Hayase (voiced by Eri Kitamura)
Reiji Gozen (voiced by Ryota Osaka)
Sekai Owari (voiced by Tomokazu Sugita)
Iruka No. 2 (voiced by Yoshitsugu Matsuoka)
Tatiana Alexandrovna Sharapova (voiced by Yumiri Hanamori)
Natsumi Yuuki (voiced by Saori Onishi)
Game Flow
You’ll advance the story by going back and forth between the real world and the game world. You’ll be able to go to the game world by using the “New World Goggles” augmented reality device.
The Selection of Soul System (S.O.S. for short) is a system used during dialogue scenes. As characters’ emotions swell, the several voices (choices) of the protagonist’s heart are displayed on screen. These voices will flow off-screen as time passes.
The game is set in Asakusa, the spots of which are represented both in real name and design.
Music is being handled by Exit Tunes. Development is currently 70 percent complete.

Thanks, Hachima Kikou.