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USAGI STORE's 2D side-scrolling horror adventure Dawn Bell, released for PC on June 23, may expand to smartphone and Switch. Developer Hanayuki, previously a visual novel creator, said feedback has driven bug fixes and playability improvements, and the team is considering new platforms to reach more players.
Developer USAGI STORE released the 2D side-scrolling horror adventure game 'Dawn Bell' on Steam on June 23. The game follows Rosa, a girl who wakes up in an unfamiliar old castle with no memory of her name or past. She meets a boy who has also lost his memory, and the two cooperate to explore the castle, collecting notes and items to solve puzzles and evade grotesque monsters. The story features a multi-ending system with four different outcomes, and the player's choices influence which ending they reach. The game is priced at 700 yen, with a 20% launch discount reducing it to 560 yen until July 8. A demo version is also available. Alongside the game, USAGI STORE released the 'Dawn Bell Original Soundtrack' for 150 yen, also discounted to 120 yen during the same two-week sale period. The soundtrack includes in-game BGM and bonus tracks. The estimated playtime to see all routes is about 90 to 120 minutes.