Synopsis
Mow down hordes of monsters just by moving! Play as a cat witch and survive until dawn breaks.
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With simple movement controls and fully automatic attacks, this roguelike action game features auto-combat and survival mechanics. Each run takes about 10 minutes, and you’ll select weapons and items upon leveling up, creating unique builds and strategies every time. Weapons evolve when upgraded to maximum with compatible items—unlock all 10 evolution weapons like Meteor Magic Bullet and Moonlight Barrier. Even after defeat, you’ll grow stronger by purchasing permanent upgrades from the magic shop using collected coins, gradually powering up until you face the final boss. Features 6 playable cat characters, 10 weapon types plus 10 evolution variants, 3 stages plus endless mode, and 3 bosses across difficulty levels. Includes 24 achievements, Japanese/English language support, and works on Windows 10/11, Mac, and Linux via browser.
| Circle | Humashi Labs |
| Tags | アクション, 音楽あり, アプリケーション, 日本語, 英語 |
| Price | 550円 |
Editorial Review
Squarely in the auto-attack roguelite lane that has flooded the doujin action space, this is a move-only survivor game that leans on the tags アクション and 音楽あり rather than any erotic hook, so readers browsing an adult-oriented catalog should know nothing in the listing points that way. Its competition is the crowded field of horde-survival games, where the question is whether a small team can make the loop feel fresh.
The answer here is a tidy, well-scoped package. You play a cat witch holding out until dawn, with roughly ten-minute runs and level-up choices that reshape your build each time. The standout hook is weapon evolution: max out a weapon, pair it with the right passive item, and open a chest to unlock one of ten evolved forms such as “流星の魔弾” or “満月の結界.” Six playable cats, three stages with bosses, an endless “無限の夜” mode, 24 achievements, and a 14-item permanent upgrade shop give the meta-progression real structure. Practical touches matter too: Japanese/English switching, gamepad, mouse and touch support, a browser build for Mac and Linux, and a demo whose save data carries over.
The developer is transparent about production: code, pixel art, BGM and sound effects were made with generative AI, but the art and music are drawn and played by AI-written programs rather than image or music generators. Some readers will care about that, so it’s worth weighing.
Best suited to players who enjoy short, replayable build-crafting sessions with cute, lighthearted presentation and no demand for story.
Verdict: a compact, thoughtfully equipped survivor-like that makes its ten minutes count.
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