Dragon Quest Creator Yuji Hori Blue Lock Manga is forming a team for a new nintendo switch game with writer Munemuki Kaneshiro, which is lucky to ruin your friendship. And it looks like an explosion.
The Japanese game developer is working with Artepiaza to develop any ink new dark fantasy multiplayer game, temporarily called rebirth game, based on the popular Japanese Board Swargoroku. No gameplay or game images have been done yet, but in machine-transit Press releaseThis is “a game that will definitely cause conflict between friends.”
It is not clear at all how the gameplay will work, but any ink says it happens later, and the goal of all the players is to rebirth, but the only way to do so is “dropping each other”. Killing each other, essentially, which you can “cheat or cheat other players … the closer you can win, the more your friendship will be destroyed.”
Hori is working on the game as an advisor, while Kaneshiro is a concept planner. Anyaka of any ink is the seven sports director.
Sato said in a statement, “I still cannot believe that I was able to create a game with dreams such as Hori-Sanan and Kaneshiro-San,” said Sato in a statement-discriminated machine-discomfort from the original Japanese. “We will continue to develop a ‘riberth game’ with the aim of making it ‘messy and terrible sports’, which everyone can laugh, sometimes fight, and still thinks’ I want to play it again.”
Hori said he decided to join the project as he found it “very interesting” and original. “I am eager to create a game that everyone can laugh and have fun with him, and they would like to play again and again,” he said.
On going away from quite naked marketing materials at this point, I am going to say that the game of rebirth is still very early in development. He said, any ink pegs it for release in 2026, which means it is coming to switch about 2, although it has not been clearly explained.
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