"Tokyo Witch: Survivor" trial version is now open to support Chinese culture witches to use powerful spells to resist enemies that are coming like a tide

The Knights of Unity, an independent game development team in Poland, announced today that after the trial version of the under-developed action game "Tokyo Witch: Survivor" has been updated today, it will officially support simplified/traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean and other options.

The new Steam Pigeon Game "Tokyo Witch: Survivor" demo is officially launched:

Steam store page : https://store.steampowered.com/app/2581750/_/

The story of the "Tokyo Witch: Survivor" describes the evil wave of demons sweeping Tokyo, and darkness and chaos are devouring the city. In this critical moment, players will be Tokyo's last hope. The player will transform into a witch, holding a mysterious staff in his hand, and facing enemies that are coming like a tide. Each spell tore apart the enemy formation like thunder, and a large number of enemy groups collapse in front of you.

The R&D team said that the game has more than 100 spell elements, allowing players to match freely. Players will be able to explore a combat style that suits them and find the best solution to defeat the enemy. As the story develops, players will gradually reveal the truth behind the demon invasion and meet witch partners of different personalities. Before the battle begins, players can choose beautiful girls to participate in the battle. Each witch has unique abilities, and players can find ways to make good use of their skills.

The R&D team pointed out that they updated the trial version of "Tokyo Witch: Survivor" today, and there is still a date before the full version is launched. This trial version not only has a new mechanism, a new plot dialogue and a more stubborn monster, but also adds language options that support traditional Chinese, French, German, Japanese, and Korean, and also supports archives, so that players' trial version progress will also be inherited to the full version by then.

"Tokyo Witch: Survivor" has not yet announced the game's release date.