Japanese 3D Action Game Oni Announced

ONI

Publisher Clouded Leopard Entertainment and developer Kenei Design have announced new 3D action game ONI at this year’s BitSummit.

ONI (working title) is being developed under Sheisha’s Game Creators Camp, a new initiative launched with the goal of fostering indie Japanese game developers. Release platforms for the game are still undecided, but it will include Japanese, English, Korean, and Chinese languages.

Here’s a new trailer:

Here’s a rundown on the game:

ONI (working title) Overview

Break your enemy’s heart to reclaim your pride.

Kuuta, a demon, once challenged a man to a battle and was defeated.
At last, he arrives at Kisejima Island. He and his partner Kazemaru, whom he met on the island, overcome their ordeal as one, gaining new strength along the way.
This time, will the duo be able to achieve victory?

Join Kuuta on his adventure to get revenge against Momotaro, a demon masquerading as a man.

About ONI (working title)’s Development

This game was developed by the up-and-coming studio KENEI DESIGN.

After designing artwork for Mistwalker, developer of TERRA BATTLE and FANTASIAN, KENEI STUDIO’s president, Kenei Hayama, decided to go solo. After assembling a dev team and creating his own style of games, Mr. Hayama’s exceptional design skills caught the attention of the SHUEISHA Game Creators Camp staff, and ONI was officially selected for their project.

In addition, Masami Yamamoto has joined the project as a producer. Mr. Yamamoto presided over the creator auditions for Let’s Play Games! 2006 and PlayStation C.A.M.P. held at Sony Interactive Entertainment and has been involved in numerous unique projects such as the What Did I Do To Deserve This, My Lord? series and TOKYO JUNGLE. After he left the company to start his own, EPIGRAsm Inc., he was offered the position of producer for ONI by Mr. Hayama. Mr. Yamamoto also became an executive advisor for the SHUEISHA Game Creators Camp, taking on a new challenge in the field of indie games.

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