The Hundred-day war between "extremeness" and "despair" started with "The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy," which was released yesterday. Players can experience this unique adventure game created through Kazutaka Kodaka and Kotaro Uchikoshi's first collaboration. The game features 15 students defending their school from scary monsters for 100 days. Their struggle involves both survival and discovering hidden truths.
The story follows Takumi Sumino, an average teen living in Tokyo, where life seems peaceful. Everything changes when strange monsters attack his town. A creature named Sirei offers Takumi power to protect his loved ones if he stabs himself in the chest. Takumi wakes up at the Last Defense Academy surrounded by magical flames. He joins 14 other students in the Special Defense Unit to keep the school safe for 100 days. They must decide what they'll sacrifice to restore normal life and protect the world from these invaders.
Steam users can access the bonus novel for "The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy" after recent fixes. All current owners can view the previously unavailable content. Some users may need to reinstall the bonus novel. Check the provided link for complete details about accessing this additional content.
The story follows Takumi Sumino, an average teen living in Tokyo, where life seems peaceful. Everything changes when strange monsters attack his town. A creature named Sirei offers Takumi power to protect his loved ones if he stabs himself in the chest. Takumi wakes up at the Last Defense Academy surrounded by magical flames. He joins 14 other students in the Special Defense Unit to keep the school safe for 100 days. They must decide what they'll sacrifice to restore normal life and protect the world from these invaders.
Steam users can access the bonus novel for "The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy" after recent fixes. All current owners can view the previously unavailable content. Some users may need to reinstall the bonus novel. Check the provided link for complete details about accessing this additional content.
