Slang Chat ADV My Oshi Uses Too Much Slang Gets Steam Demo And October 21 Kickstarter
The game sells Japanese slang as stream-chat literacy rather than textbook vocabulary, with a SlangPool system explaining when a word fits and a ban as the fail state.
Reporting from 1 source: MoguLive.
Developer Fukaya of EasyJ Studio released a free Steam demo on October 8 for My Oshi Uses Too Much Slang!, a chat adventure game about picking Japanese slang in a rookie VTuber's stream chat. Picking a word that does not fit gets the player banned by the heroine, Shizuse Yorine, and ends the run. A Kickstarter campaign opens October 21; the full version is planned for Steam in August 2027 at 2,000 yen.
The demo is already playable on Steam, and the basic system is implemented. The player is one listener in Shizuse Yorine's debut stream, reading the flowing chat and choosing from four slang options to get her to pick up a comment. Choose wrong and Yorine bans the player herself.
Yorine is voiced by VTuber Aizawa Hinami, with character design and Live2D modeling by Mogu Zaemon. Kyle Nagai of THA NEON LILY, who took Outstanding Achievement in Music at the 42nd Japan Academy Film Prize for One Cut of the Dead, handles the theme song. The game supports Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese, with example sentences and audio; voice is Japanese only. Kickstarter funds would expand the slang word count and full voice recording.
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