Tsukuyomi: The Divine Hunter

COLOPL, Inc.

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

■ Deckbuilding Roguelike
In this dungeon-exploration game, players use a variety of cards with different abilities to battle enemies and make their way forward. Each run is unique—the types of cards you acquire and the structure of the dungeon change every time you play.

Lose a battle, and everything you’ve gained during that run will be lost.

■ Battle System
Combat unfolds as a turn-based card battle. Players draw cards at random from their deck and must adapt their strategy to the current situation. Each turn, you can take a single action: attack or defend using a card from your hand.

■ Dungeon Exploration
While exploring, you’ll encounter branching paths and various events that require you to make key decisions.

Each choice you make may significantly affect the outcome of your journey...

■ Story
In Tokyo’s bayside area stands “THE HASHIRA,” a state-of-the-art, ultra-high-rise complex. The tower has become a sealed-off space crawling with monstrous beings.

To eliminate the target lurking at the very top, Tsukuyomi, an elite organization sworn to protect the nation, begins its mission—

【Official Website】 https://jintsuku.jp

※ Supported languages: Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese (planned).

Ratings and reviews

Inscryption-like dungeon crawler with a lovely artstyle (marred sometimes by a telltale selection of enemies, bosses, and cards created using gen ai) However, the system of getting a unique card based on your actions every once in a while is very interesting, and actually carries the main artstyle forward very well. clear lots of effort went into this game and the implementation of the card creation system, so there's really no fault.

I love this game. its super fun once you get the hang of it. Sadly, its pay to win if you like to have access to everything all the time but thats not the issue. The cards are AI generated and to me thats a HUGE miss. They had a great opportunity to make beautiful card art, but ultimately chose the worst way possible to depict what the game is about. The cards.

An interesting and fun game. I've managed to get past the first levels and I can say I'm having fun with the mechanics. The randomly generated cards from choices is interesting and its quite fun to see what I'd get from each run. It also takes a bit of strategy and not just taking out cards willy-nilly making it a challenging but exciting experience.

What’s new

Updates
• Made the activation of the Jinma Mark on Created Cards easier to see.
• Clarified the effect display for the Premium Pass .

Other minor issues have been fixed.