Demon Kill Demon: Yomi 1984 Details Dungeon Build System With Yomi Flowers
The Dungeon Build system gives players direct control over dungeon layout and enemy encounters, a rare degree of player agency in a genre that typically presents fixed maps.
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Experience Inc. revealed details on the Dungeon Build system for the 3D dungeon RPG Demon Kill Demon: Yomi 1984, releasing May 28 on Nintendo Switch. Players use Yomi Flowers to create doors, ladders, enemy spawns, healing points, and teleport gates, letting them customize dungeon paths and farming routes.
Experience Inc. detailed the Dungeon Build system for Demon Kill Demon: Yomi 1984 on May 22, six days before the game's May 28 Switch release. The system revolves around Yomi Flowers, items that let players alter the dungeon environment. Door Flowers open blocked passages, Ladder Flowers connect floors through holes, Monster Flowers spawn treasure-carrying enemies, Magic Flowers restore HP and MP, Iron Floor Flowers neutralize hazard floors, and Great Door Flowers create teleport gates back to base. Door and Ladder Flowers have placement restrictions. The game launches as a packaged version for 8,800 yen and as two downloadable chapters: Transfer Chapter and Revenge Chapter, each 3,900 yen. The Revenge Chapter requires the Transfer Chapter to play.
- Door Flower: creates a door in a wall to open a path deeper into the labyrinth
- Ladder Flower: creates a ladder in ceiling or floor holes to reach new floors
- Monster Flower: spawns enemies that always drop treasure chests
- Magic Flower: heals the party's wounds within the labyrinth
- Iron Floor Flower: transforms dangerous damage floors into safe floors
- Great Door Flower: creates a teleport gate connecting the installed location to the base
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