Dawn of Kagura: Natsu's Story

If you enjoy turn-based battles and roguelikes where every run feels different, this one is worth a look. The story is simple: Natsu, a dog-eared goddess, sets out alone to deal with the yokai troubling a nearby village. The mood is calm and warm, with a light sense of humor, and it suits an evening session well. The highlights: - Dungeons and enemy formations shift from run to run, so replaying levels doesn't get old. - You can recruit, upgrade and summon yokai in battle, so your party shapes up around how you like to play. - Difficulty is adjustable, from a relaxed stroll to a tougher test. - The story campaign runs over 10 hours, not counting repeat runs. After payment, you get a Steam activation key for the Global region, shown on the order page. You can buy the Dawn of Kagura: Natsu's Story Global key right here, and it activates in the Steam client. FEATURES - Turn-based combat. Roguelike adventure! - Adjustable difficulty for the right challenge. - Shop, upgrade, and top up your youkai's powers. - Master and summon many kinds of youkai for combat. - 10+ hours of story and gameplay. Dawn of Kagura is a series of replayable roguelike RPGs! SUMMARY Natsu is alone at her shrine when the chief of a nearby village approaches her, seeking her assistance. He informs her that youkai are running rampant near the village and requests that she help vanquish them. While reluctant to leave her shrine unattended, Natsu resolves to head alone into battle with the youkai and save the nearby village once and for all. GAMEPLAY This game features roguelike RPG mechanics, complete with dungeon layouts and enemy battle formations that change on every playthrough. It also features the fan-acclaimed "Pandemonium" and "Youkai Soulshare" systems from previous "Dawn of Kagura" installments. Strengthen the youkai you've accepted into your ranks and use them to face down even greater monsters! CHARACTER Natsu (Voice: Dynamite Ami) Weapon: Hair Ornament A goddess with dog ears and a tail who lives in the Mizumori Shrine. Her shyness has greatly diminished thanks to having lived with Mikiya and the Otowa sisters for some time. That being said, Natsu is still not much of a talker and seldom shows how she truly feels in front of people she’s not familiar with. Deep down, she's very kind.