Get to the bottom literally and metaphorically, in an enthralling story set in a tarot-inspired world featuring character design by Masaoki Shindo, the artist behind the hit manga currently serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump, RuriDragon. Discover new upgrades for the kids’ base as they advance from starving children to a self-sufficient commune, albeit one seeking answers to just what lies beyond the ends of The Tower. Increase affinity with the kids and earn experience with each new run, unlocking new starting cards and traits. After each battle, choose the appropriate reward adding one of the game’s 70 cards might help slay future foes, but bread can help feed the inhabitants back up top or heal the current adventuring party. Contend with cards that flip thus altering their functions, either throwing a wrench in carefully-laid plans or providing a surprising new strategy. Choose two of the children, each with different starting cards and traits, battle the strange inhabitants of the tower, and uncover mysteries throughout branching paths in a real-time twist on deckbuilding roguelikes.ĭraw from your deck with the ability to deal a new hand at any time, and unleash attacks and defensive moves in real time to skillfully counter and negate enemy effects. In hopes of finding precious bread, and in search of the rumored paradise at the bottom, they descend into the tower’s depths, two at a time. #DragamiGames atop a bizarre, shifting tower, a group of 20 lost children scrounge for survival. Lollipop Chainsaw is back by Dragami Games. It was developed on Unreal Engine 3 and released for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 a decade ago. A collaboration between game designer Suda51 ( Killer7, No More Heroes) and director James Gunn ( Guardians of the Galaxy), Lollipop Chainsaw centers on a high school cheerleader named Juliet who must fight through an army of zombies using a giant chainsaw. “ Lollipop Chainsaw is back by Dragami Games,” Yasuda said, telling fans to “look forward” to what could very well be another installment in the series that was spearheaded by Grasshopper Manufacture in 2012, or, perhaps, a PC port of the original. Lollipop Chainsaw may be getting its long-awaited sequel soon, according to executive producer Yoshimi Yasuda, who confirmed in a tweet yesterday that the cult-classic hack-and-slash action franchise is being revived courtesy of his current employer, Dragami Games.

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