Yokai Art: Night Parade of One Hundred Demons

Yokai Art: Night Parade of One Hundred Demons is an adventure in the anthropology of medieval Japan with magic and imaginary creatures. The style is anime-inspired, and even the villains look cute. The battles take place as the story progresses. Skills are unlocked through progress. The project is suitable for family play. There are no scenes of violence. The project is suitable for audiences of all ages. Yokai differ in behavior. Ancient creatures require attention. Opponents attack in waves. Skills are unlocked by winning. The story is told through dialogues. The characters speak simply and with humor. The game is short and calm. The heroine's skills are associated with the magic of the book. The locations are designed in the same style. The magic of the book serves as the basis of the skills. The drawing style remains the same. The plot is built around a mysterious book from the heroine’s library. A girl inadvertently casts a forgotten spell. The book serves as the main mystery of the plot. The spell cannot be reversed. Opponents are divided by type of youkai. New techniques are given for battles. This is how ancient youkai, which cannot be controlled, are released. You have to deal with them. Fights are fought using skills available to the heroine. The world is made in medieval scenery. Magic is common here. The world consists of locations from medieval Japan. Each has its own youkai. Hides are found in secluded places. The rewards for them are noticeable. The gallery stores the found illustrations. The locations are made in the same style. Youkai are divided by type. For anyone who loves Japanese mysticism, this game is suitable.