Experience Launches Switch Drpg Demon Kill Demon: Yomi 1984
The release expands Experience's DRPG catalog with a direct sequel to Hana to Yomi no Kuni, retaining the studio's signature treasure-hunting loop and introducing a split-digital sales model.
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Experience released the Nintendo Switch 3D dungeon RPG Demon Kill Demon: Yomi 1984 on May 28, 2026. The game is set five years after Hana to Yomi no Kuni and follows Class 1-A of Yomi High School trapped in a dimensional labyrinth. It emphasizes treasure hunting through enemy drops and Monster Flowers that create hunting grounds. The physical edition costs 8,800 yen, while the digital version is split into two chapters at 3,900 yen each.
Experience's latest dungeon crawler is out now on Nintendo Switch. Demon Kill Demon: Yomi 1984 picks up five years after the events of Hana to Yomi no Kuni, dropping Class 1-A of Yomi High School into a dimensional labyrinth called Yomi. The core loop revolves around defeating enemies for item drops, with Monster Flowers letting players summon hunting grounds that attract treasure-bearing foes. The legendary weapon Muramasa returns as a high-end reward. Experience, known for DRPGs such as Stranger of Sword City and Chevalier of the Blue Wings, is selling the physical version for 8,800 yen. The digital version is split into two parts: the Transfer Chapter and the Revenge Chapter, each 3,900 yen, with the former required to play the latter.
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