COLOPL will release a PC version of tactical deckbuilding tower dungeon RPG Kazuma Kaneko’s Tsukuyomi via Steam on July 24, the company announced. It will support English, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese language options.
Kazuma Kaneko’s Tsukuyomi first launched for Switch on April 23.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
About
Ancient myths awaken in a modern-day Babel. A tactical deckbuilding tower dungeon RPG from the legendary Demon Artist, Kazuma Kaneko.
An all-new title from Demon Artist Kazuma Kaneko, the visionary mind behind a legacy of groundbreaking games.
Tokyo, 20XX. The colossal bay area megastructure, “THE HASHIRA,” has been severed from the outside world. You are a “Tsukuyomi,” an elite agent of a national defense organization. Your mission: Infiltrate the isolation zone, battle through a tower overrun by eldritch “Jinma,” and ascend to the summit to uncover the terrifying truth.
Key Features
- Razor-Sharp Strategy: “Jinma Card” Battles – Engage in intense turn-based card combat where every decision carries weight. With a strict hand limit of just three cards, you must carefully manage your resources. Read the enemy’s telegraphed attacks and choose your path: use your “Jinma Cards” to strike, or hold them in hand to bolster your defenses? Every successful battle grants you a choice of a new Jinma card to add to your current deck, opening up endless strategic deck building possibilities. Experience a battle system that is streamlined, fast-paced, and deceptively deep.
- A Gripping Story Where Myth and Reality Collide – A multi-perspective saga of four “Tsukuyomi” agents, each walking a divergent path. Switch between characters to experience their conflicting convictions and personal battles. Only by reaching the summit will you uncover the colossal truth hidden within THE HASHIRA.
- Forge a Unique Arsenal Through Every Decision – Your decisions during exploration directly shape the properties of special “Creation Cards” that are earned and added to your deck over the course of your exploration. Even if you fall in battle, these cards are not lost to the void. Instead, you retain the chance to reclaim them in future runs. Through repeated cycles of death and rebirth, your deck expands and evolves, allowing you to craft a build that is uniquely yours.