Kerner Hearts Japanese Demo Debuts at BitSummit PUNCH
The demo confirms Kerner Hearts is on track for a Japanese console release with a polished translation, and its unusual android magical girl premise may carve out a niche audience.
Reporting from 1 sources: Game Spark.
Chorus Worldwide showed the Japanese demo of Kerner Hearts, a hack-and-slash action RPG about android magical girls, at BitSummit PUNCH in Kyoto. The demo covers the tutorial and the Tower of Babel stage. The full game will support multiplayer and has a roguelike enhancement system. A cool onee-sama character named Raika appears but is not yet playable.
Chorus Worldwide brought the Japanese demo of Kerner Hearts to BitSummit PUNCH, held May 22-24 at the Kyoto Industrial Hall. The hack-and-slash action RPG casts players as a member of the android magical girl team M.A.H.O.U, climbing the Tower of Babel against angelic enemies. The demo offers three difficulty levels and a roguelike upgrade system where collected Souls and Lost Wishes unlock enhancements. After the tutorial, players return to a base area with event scenes featuring a bespectacled Creator character. The cool onee-sama Raika, seen with a cigarette, is not playable in the demo but will be unlocked later. The full version will add multiplayer.
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