Hi Score Girl's Rensuke Oshikiri, Etrange Overlord's Roman Kitayama Present Noroi Ayashi Horror RPG
Hong Kong-based publisher Game Source Entertainment announced on Wednesday Noroi Ayashi: The ∞th Oddity, a new horror role-playing game from developer Clover Lab., inc. The game will launch for Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, and PC via Steam in the second quarter of 2027. The game is a collaboration by manga artist Rensuke Oshikiri (Hi Score Girl, Sayuri, Geniearth) and Sōhei Niikawa (real name of Etrange Overlord novel series author Roman Kitayama).
Game Source Entertainment describes the game:
The Seven Mysteries and the Cursed Doll Aya
In order to uncover the truth behind the mysterious death of her close friend, the protagonist ‘Seira’, together with the members of the school newspaper society, ‘Tae’ and ‘Hime’, ventures into ‘U School’ late at night, a place shrouded in silence and darkness.
Set against the backdrop of U School, in addition to the ‘Seven Mysteries’ passed down through the ages, a unique and eerie urban legend is earnestly circulated amongst the students: ‘If you perform a certain ritual, the [Cursed Doll, Aya] will appear and curse the object of your hatred to death’.
To verify this urban legend, Seira and her friends performed the forbidden ritual. However, this was not the gateway to the truth, but merely the beginning of a cycle of inescapable nightmares and despair…
The game will be available in Traditional Chinense, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and English subtitles. (Game Source Entertainment also describes the single-player game's genre as "time loop horror RTA stealth action-adventure."
Oshikiri launched the Hi Score Girl manga in Square Enix's Monthly Big Gangan magazine in 2010, and ended it in September 2018. Square Enix Manga & Books published the manga in English. The manga inspired a television anime that premiered in Japan in July 2018. Netflix began streaming the show outside of Japan in December 2018.
Oshikiri launched the sci-fi adventure manga Geniearth in Akita Shoten's Weekly Shōnen Champion magazine in September 2021. The series ended in July 2022. Titan Manga licensed the manga and released the first volume in English on April 14.
Gemdrops' Etrange Overlord, a game based on Kitayama's novel series of the same name, launched for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC via Steam on March 26 in the West, and for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 in Japan on the same date.
Kitayama debuted the Etrange Overlord: Hansei Shinai Akuyaku Reijо̄, Jigoku ni Ochite Kareinaru Happy Life Musо̄ web novel on Shōsetsuka ni Narō and Kakuyomu in February 2023.
Sources: Game Source Entertainment's YouTube channel via Hachima Kikō, PR Times
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