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Kerner Hearts Japanese Demo Debuts at BitSummit PUNCH
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.
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Why it matters
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.
Key Facts
- Chorus Worldwide showed the Japanese demo of Kerner Hearts at BitSummit PUNCH, held May 22-24 at the Kyoto Industrial Hall.
- The demo covers the tutorial and the Tower of Babel stage, with three difficulty levels and a roguelike upgrade system.
- The cool onee-sama character Raika appears in the demo but is not yet playable.
- The full version of Kerner Hearts will support multiplayer.
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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