Menhera-rium Switch Version Launches Today With 20% Off Sale
The Switch release brings the game to a new platform, and the strong Steam reception suggests the title's niche premise has found an audience, potentially expanding its reach beyond PC players.
Key Facts
- Menhera-rium's Nintendo Switch version launched on August 13, 2026.
- The launch sale offers a 20% discount until August 26, 2026 at 23:59 JST.
- The Steam version has been available since February 18, 2026.
- The game has a "Very Positive" rating on Steam from 652 reviews, with 92% positive feedback.
- Yuko Natsuyoshi voices the heroine, Menhera-chan.
Reporting from 2 sources: Denfaminicogamer, ASCII.jp.
Phoenixx released the Nintendo Switch version of Menhera-rium, a deck-building roguelite dice game, on August 13. The game is available at a 20% discount until August 26 at 23:59 JST as part of a two-week launch sale. The Steam version has been available since February 18, and at the time of writing, it holds a "Very Positive" rating from 652 user reviews, with 92% positive feedback. Players are confined by a girl with mental health issues, voiced by Yuko Natsuyoshi, and must survive seven days by winning rounds of the dice game chonchiro, wagering their blood. Each day, the player must reach a target score to satisfy the girl; losing results in blood loss. Players can use items to restore blood, rewrite dice outcomes, and modify dice to increase the chance of rolling desired combinations. The girl evaluates each day's results, granting coins used to purchase items, dice outcomes, or packs to build and strengthen the deck. The game is developed by Tezcatlipoca and supports Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Russian, and Brazilian Portuguese.
The Switch version of Menhera-rium launched on August 13, with a launch sale offering a 20% discount until August 26 at 23:59 JST. The Steam version has been available since February 18, and as of the article's writing, it has received 652 reviews, 92% of which are positive, earning a "Very Positive" rating. Players are confined by a girl with mental health issues, voiced by Yuko Natsuyoshi, and must survive seven days by winning rounds of the dice game chonchiro, wagering their blood. Each day, the player must reach a target score to satisfy the girl; losing results in blood loss. Players can use items to restore blood, rewrite dice outcomes, and modify dice to increase the chance of rolling desired combinations. The girl evaluates each day's results, granting coins used to purchase items, dice outcomes, or packs to build and strengthen the deck. The game is developed by Tezcatlipoca and supports Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Russian, and Brazilian Portuguese. A tutorial video explaining chonchiro rules is available on Phoenixx's official YouTube channel.
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