Wizardry Variants Daphne Marks Second Anniversary with Naraku Campaign in Tokyo and Osaka
A lottery of physical prizes and citywide ad placements tied to scan counts is Drecom spending on offline reach for a two-year-old mobile RPG, measuring interest by posts and scans rather than downloads.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Drecom's 3D dungeon RPG Wizardry Variants Daphne reached its second anniversary on October 15, 2026. The #NarakuShinshokuchu campaign runs from October 19 through November 1, with an eyes-and-ears Naraku space at Shinjuku Station's Metro Promenade from October 19 to 25, and grotesque creature sightings in Shibuya and Umeda over the full period. Participants who follow the official X account and post sightings with the hashtag or scan QR codes enter a lottery for a pure gold identification tag (K24, about 15g) and a 20,000-yen Amazon gift card.
The campaign splits across three cities with different formats. Shinjuku Station's Metro Promenade gets a dedicated space where the Naraku can be experienced through sight and sound, open October 19 to 25. Shibuya and Umeda instead scatter grotesque creatures for participants to find with a published occurrence map and report by QR code, running the full stretch to November 1.
Participation routes through X: follow the game's official account, then share the QR code from the ads or post a photo or video of the on-site placement with the designated hashtag. The prize pool includes a pure gold identification tag at K24, roughly 15 grams, and a 20,000-yen Amazon gift code. In-game items are distributed based on how many posts meet the requirements and how many QR or NFC scans the anniversary special page records.
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