
A treasure hunting game using wits and ninjutsu in a moving maze castle
The players are Ninja sent to the castle on a special mission by their warlord.
In the maze of the castle, collect Treasures, Crystals, and Chips to complete the mission.
Slide the maze Walls (transparent sheets) to create paths for the Ninja, use Tools and Weapons, sometimes manipulate specters, and even get some luck to conquer the castle and opponents.
Launching on Kickstarter in 2024!
Game information and project progress will be updated regularly.
Date and Time: December 9 (Sat.) and 10 (Sun.), 2023, 11:00 – 17:00
Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, West Exhibition Halls 1 and 2 (3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo)
Booth: [O12] Banana Moon
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It was the Sengoku Period in the Middle Ages of Japan. GACHIJO, a castle that had been rumored since ancient times but whose location had remained a mystery, was finally discovered deep in the mountains.
According to legend, the castle, which lost its master after an era of prosperity several hundred years ago, still contains hidden treasures with mysterious powers, and whoever possesses them will surely become the ruler of the country. Word spread quickly among the Tokugawa, Toyotomi, Oda, and Takeda feudal lords, who were eagerly awaiting their chance to reign. They immediately sent their own ninja to the castle, vying to be the first to collect the treasures.
However, the entire castle was a moving maze of ever-changing positions, and the Guardians of the Treasures, in the form of specters, lurked within. In essence, a castle full of traps.
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Coming soon, stay tuned!
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Coming soon, stay tuned!
Coming soon, stay tuned!
GACHIJO is being developed in collaboration with an international team.
[Game Design]
Martin Nedergaard Andersen (Camp Games ApS, Denmark)
Banana Moon Studio Sapporo (Japan)
[Story and Scenario]
Banana Moon Studio Sapporo (Japan)
[Illustrations]
Richard Zimba (UK)
[Graphic Arts]
Banana Moon Studio Sapporo (Japan)
[Translation]
Darcy Lewis (Japan/Australia)
Alexandre Schmitt (France)
© Banana Moon Co., Ltd.