November 23, 2024
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iLLANG, free-to-play multiplayer social deduction game, will launch on Nintendo Switch, iOS and Android on February 8


Developer Challengers Games announced that iLLANG, a free-to-play multiplayer social deduction game, will be available on Nintendo Switch through the online store, on iOS through the App Store, and on Android through Google Play starting February 8. The versions for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series do not yet have a release date.

This release represents a significant effort by the Challengers Games studio, which considers iLLANG a project full of love. The studio eagerly awaits the participation of the beloved community in Koji Village.

So far, Challengers Games has shared details about the iLLANG introduction, pre-registration event, and social media activity. Now, it’s time to explore the game’s story, which presents an alert for the presence of Illang, endangering the residents of Koji Village.

Alert issued over Illang threat: Residents of Koji Village are in danger!

Whether picking apples or watering flowers in the garden, it is now equally dangerous with the Illang lying in wait, waiting to hunt down their victims. Even the bodyguard, famous for his impeccable swordsmanship, was surprised and fell victim to the Illang.

Detective Rin, also known as Koji Village’s Sherlock Holmes, is examining the evidence with her magnifying glass. The Illang could be anyone, even someone hidden among the villagers. Despite residents’ desire to find the culprit, false accusations are common. Only time will tell if Rin’s magnifying glass is powerful enough to reveal the truth. Get ready to dive into this exciting world of social deduction starting February 8!

Fountain: Gematsu

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