New Rhythm Game with AI Girls Set in Post-Apocalyptic World Launches

Apps & Games / New Rhythm Game with AI Girls Set in Post-Apocalyptic World Launches
18 Jun 2024

KAMITSUBAKI CITY ENSEMBLE is poised to redefine the rhythm game genre with its upcoming launch on August 29, priced at an accessible 440 yen. This innovative game offers players a unique opportunity to engage with AI girls who wield song magic, aiming to breathe life back into a world ravaged by an apocalypse. Available in multiple languages including English, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese, the game promises a global appeal.

Sing Songs

Players will find themselves enveloped in ethereal vocals as they navigate through a diverse tracklist. The game features popular songs from Kamitsubaki Studio and the Musical Isotope series. The Default Pack includes over 48 songs, but for those who crave more, a Season Pass unlocks access to over 100 songs, ensuring endless musical exploration.

Have Fun and Play

The gameplay is enriched by the presence of five AI girls and five Witches, each adding their own dynamic flair. With four levels of difficulty—ranging from EASY to PRO modes—the game caters to both novices and seasoned rhythm game enthusiasts. Players start with four lanes and can progress to seven lanes as they advance, offering a challenging yet rewarding experience.

Sing and Weave the Story

Set against the backdrop of a post-apocalyptic world, KAMITSUBAKI CITY ENSEMBLE invites players to uncover the mysteries behind the cataclysm and the enigmatic AI girls. Through magical songs, players have the chance to rebuild the world and unravel the secrets of both the girls and the Witches who inhabit the ruins.

The game is a collaborative effort, with production by KAMITSUBAKI STUDIO and development by Studio Lalala and Rocket Studio. Chart creation and support are provided by HARDCORE TANO*C, ensuring a high-quality gaming experience.

For those eager to get a glimpse of what awaits, the first trailer is available for viewing:

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Update: 18 Jun 2024