Kuraha Horie is not named in either Yomimono story about The Hero's Party Has Been Wiped Out or the YAMI GAMES label launch, so the current state of this entity cannot be established from the published coverage.
Neither of the two provided stories names Kuraha Horie. The earlier story covers Yami's launch of the YAMI GAMES label and its first release, the meta-horror game Tarou-kun Has Come, with producer Tsubasa Fujita and developer BeforeHomeWorks. The later story covers the soundtrack for the PC RPG The Hero's Party Has Been Wiped Out., involving Death Kumiai, Flashlight Games, composer Yuji Ninomiya, and illustrator Sabotenshi.
Because Horie does not appear in any of the material, no current picture of this person can be assembled. The placement of Horie in relation to either project is not stated. Nothing about Horie's role, credits, or recent activity is established by these stories.
Written with AI from the cited Yomimono stories below, each itself sourced.
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Death Kumiai and Flashlight Games will release the 27-track original soundtrack for the PC RPG The Hero's Party Has Been Wiped Out. on November 10, the same day as the game itself. The digital edition goes out on Steam that day. Pre-orders for the CD edition opened October 22 at composer Yuji Ninomiya's official shop, priced at 2,750 yen, with a jacket drawn by Death Kumiai illustrator Sabotenshi and a booklet of development anecdotes. The CD will also be sold early at the M3-2026 Autumn doujin event at Tokyo Ryutsu Center on October 25 for 2,500 yen at the venue; pre-ordered copies ship on or after November 10, so the event is the fastest way to get one. A preview video lets listeners hear 9 of the 27 tracks, drawn mainly from the early part of the game. The soundtrack announcement came a day before a separate demo release.
Sep 10
Yami, the company behind the Haunting Exhibition and Fear Exhibition horror shows, has started a game label called YAMI GAMES. Its first release, the meta-horror game Tarou-kun Has Come, launched on August 28 at 1,500 yen. Producer Tsubasa Fujita and developers BeforeHomeWorks spoke to GAME Watch about building the label and the game, where players check a missing streamer's unplayable video against web pages to find out why it stops.