Death end re;Quest

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Death end re;Quest

Short description

Death end re;Quest takes the classic turn-based RPG and flips it upside-down. Switch between the RPG action of the game world and the visual novel segments of the real world. In the realm of game development, it may seem all fun and games until the lines between fantasy and reality begin to blur.

Developer
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Publisher
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Release
Thu, May 16, 2019
Price
$29.99
Reviews
961
Positive
78%
Followers
n/a
Owners (estimated)
n/a
Concurrent players
n/a
Genres
Action, Adventure, RPG
Features
Full controller support, Steam Trading Cards, Remote Play on TV
Tags
Anime JRPG RPG Adventure Action Visual Novel Sexual Content Gore Turn-Based Female Protagonist Nudity Violent Horror Singleplayer Psychological Horror Turn-Based Combat Story Rich Mystery Cute Great Soundtrack
Revenue (estimated, gross)~$1.2msomewhere between $540k and $2.2m · roughly 19K–77K copies

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