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The Hero's Party Is Dead. Sets ¥1,980 Price Ahead of November 10 Release

Death Kumiai's heavy-emotion RPG The Hero's Party Is Dead. will cost ¥1,980 (tax included) when it releases on November 10, publisher Flashlight Games announced. A 10% off release sale runs for two weeks from launch.

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Why it matters

At ¥1,980 with a two-week 10% discount and an OST bundle, Death Kumiai is pricing a text-heavy, 400,000-character RPG as an easy impulse buy, which puts the choice-driven premise in front of players who might not commit at full price.

The Hero's Party Is Dead. Sets ¥1,980 Price Ahead of November 10 Release

Key Facts

  • The Hero's Party Is Dead. releases on November 10 at ¥1,980, tax included.
  • A 10% off release sale runs for two weeks from launch.
  • The RPG is developed by Death Kumiai and published by Flashlight Games.
  • The player can save only one of four party members: Hero, Mage, Warrior, and Priest.
  • The Steam demo currently has a "Very Positive" review status.

The game casts the player as a rescuer who can save only one of four broken party members (Hero, Mage, Warrior, Priest), each with about six hours of playtime and multiple endings.

The Steam page for The Hero's Party Is Dead. lists a demo whose user reviews are "Very Positive," and the full release arrives November 10. The dungeon rescue premise limits the player to one companion: of the Hero, Mage, Warrior, and Priest found broken in the depths, only one can be saved, and the relationship shifts through dialogue as the pair escapes.

A soundtrack bundle is also set. The Steam version of The Hero's Party Is Dead. Original Soundtrack releases the same day, and buying both as a set takes another 10% off. Composer Yuji Ninomiya is taking pre-orders for a limited CD run through his official shop.

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