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Get ready for the launch of *Kamitsubaki City Ensemble*, an exciting new rhythm game developed by Studio Lalala. The Japanese version will be released on August 29, 2024, and will be available across multiple platforms including Android, iOS, PC, Switch, and other consoles. Priced at just $3 (440 Yen), it promises to be an affordable yet immersive experience.
What’s Kamitsubaki City Ensemble About?
In the world of *Kamitsubaki City Ensemble*, everything lies in ruins, but amidst the devastation, there's a beacon of hope. The game introduces us to AI girls who have survived the apocalypse with a mission to restore the world through the power of music. As you delve deeper into the game, the story behind the destruction and the mysterious existence of these girls will gradually unfold. Your role is crucial as you help uncover the truth and guide these AI girls in their quest to rebuild the world.
Featuring five AI girls and five witches, *Kamitsubaki City Ensemble* immerses you in a rhythmic journey where your timing and precision matter. As these characters dance, you'll tap along to the rhythm across four difficulty levels: easy, normal, hard, and pro. Start with four lanes and challenge yourself up to seven for a more intense experience.
With 48 songs included in the base game, and the option to purchase a season pass for a continuous flow of new tracks, you'll be in charge of leading these AI girls through their musical journey. To get a feel for the game, check out the official trailer below:
The game's tracklist is packed with hits from Kamitsubaki Studio and the Musical Isotope series, featuring songs like 'Devour the Past,' 'Carnivorous Plant,' 'Sirius’s Heart,' and 'Terra.' Keep an eye on the official website for the latest updates and new song additions.
While you wait for *Kamitsubaki City Ensemble*, don't miss out on other exciting news in the gaming world. Check out *Twilight Survivors*, a rogue-lite survival game similar to Dead Cells, now available on Android. Visit DroidGamers for more details.
