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Shall We Date?: Demons' Bond - The Path of Exile

2012 · Android · iOS · PlayStation Portable · Visual Novel

About this game

Toki no Kizuna: Sekigahara Kitan is an otome game developed by Design Factory and Otomate. It was released on July 19, 2012 for Playstation Portable, and it is said to be the prequel of Hakuouki. Known as part of Shall we date ? games in English, and it is under the name Shall we date ?: Demons' Bond -The Path of Exile-.

It’s a year after Toyotomi Hideyoshi died (1599), and the human world is once more falling into war. The head of the ten oni clans, Yase-hime, becomes worried about the future of the oni people. She travels to each of the ten clans, now scattered across the land, and asks them to retreat from human contact. On the night that they obey her and all gather in the Yase village, she’s kidnapped and put into a deep sleep. The oni heroine, Suzumori Yukina, is the head of the Suzumori household and was also strong enough to be the ninja guardian of Yase-hime. She’s serious and respects the old ways, and has a hawk companion. Throughout the game, she must decide whether to look for a cure for her princess Yase-hime in the human world, in spite of Yase-hime’s request not to deal with humans.

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Release date

Jul 19, 2012

Developer

Otomate

Publisher

Idea Factory, NTT Solmare Corp.

Platforms

Android, iOS, PlayStation Portable

Genres

Visual Novel

Themes

Action, Fantasy, Historical, Drama, Romance

Game modes

Single player

Franchise

Hakuoki

Perspective

First person, Text

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Game data and artwork via IGDB.

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