Tsukuyomi: The Divine Hunter Launches Unique Card Roguelike Deckbuilder

For fans of the Shin Megami Tensei and Persona series, Kazuma Kaneko's name is synonymous with excellence in game design. Now, the legendary creator has unveiled his latest masterpiece, Tsukuyomi: The Divine Hunter, a roguelike deckbuilder developed by COLOPL. This new title features an innovative AI-powered card creation system, allowing players to wield unique cards as they navigate a dungeon-esque apartment and engage in epic battles.

Following last month's teaser, Tsukuyomi: The Divine Hunter is now available on iOS and Android devices. A significant feature for players is the cross-save support, enabling seamless progress sharing between the mobile versions and the Steam version. This means you can battle the monstrous beasts of Tokyo's The Hashira without the fear of losing your hard-earned save data, regardless of your chosen platform.

The launch version of the game includes the Chapter for Izayoi and the Chapter for Shingetsu. Players can look forward to the upcoming releases of the Chapter of Mangetsu and Chapter of Hangetsu, which will further expand the turn-based card system.

True to the roguelike genre, Tsukuyomi: The Divine Hunter requires players to make critical decisions that will shape each run through its randomly generated elements. The False God "Okami" enhances the card generation process with AI-powered mechanics, creating original cards tailored to your gameplay behavior.

This unique approach to card generation adds an intriguing layer to an already procedurally generated adventure. If you're eager to dive into this exciting world, you can download Tsukuyomi: The Divine Hunter on the App Store and Google Play. The game is free-to-play with in-app purchases available.

To stay updated on all the latest developments, consider joining the community of followers on the official YouTube page, or visit the official website for more information. You can also get a glimpse of the game's vibes and visuals by watching the embedded clip above.