by New information on the first battle action game “Kimetsu no Yaiba Hinokami Blood Futan” (for PlayStation4, PlayStation5, Steam, Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S) of the popular TV anime “Kimetsu no Yaiba” is announced on the 14th. Was done. As characters that can be played in Versus mode, Yoshiyasu Gazuma, Inosuke Beak, and Shinobu Kocho from Kimetsu Gakuen participated. At the same time, a character introduction video introducing the battle action video was released.
Kimetsu Gakuen, Yoshiyasu Gazuma is scared of bad things and checks his clothes every day at the school gate. Kimetsu Gakuen, Inosuke Kohei is a member of the school’s discipline. The raised boy, Kimetsu Gakuen Kocho Shinobu, is a member of the Pharmaceutical Research Department and the Fencing Department.
In Versus mode, all 18 characters including the 3 characters announced this time will participate. By combining two favorite characters, you can play an exhilarating battle with simple operations, and you can enjoy a dream battle with the combination that the player likes, such as the combination that appears in the original / animation or the combination that can only be realized in the game. ..
”Kimetsu no Yaiba”, which was announced in March last year as one of the first two game titles of “Kimetsu no Yaiba”, follows the story drawn in the anime “Kimetsu no Yaiba”. A solo play that you can experience and a Versus mode that fights by operating the characters appearing in the animation will be implemented.
In this Versus mode, up to 2 people can play offline or online, and you can play a 2vs2 battle that freely combines 2 characters from the characters appearing in the main part of the animation, including Tanjiro Kamado and Tanjiro Kamado, with a simple operation. Is possible. In addition, in the solo play mode of the game, the player becomes a demon swordfighter, Tanjiro Kamado, in order to return the only younger sister, Tanjiro Kamado, who has been turned into a demon, in order to avenge the murdered family. Defeat the demons that attack people.
