An unannounced Death Note game has been rated in Taiwan in response to the popular anime and manga format.
As noted by Gematsu, the rating is for PS5 and PS4, with the game’s general name being Dying Note: Killer Inside. Bandai Namco is the writer.
This week other important details were discovered, such as its wool or its reduced generation.
Additionally, it is unknown if this is similar to the impending live-action television version produced by Stranger Things creators The Duffer Brothers, which currently has no reduced generation.
This won’t be the first Dying Note game either, although Konami’s previous games were all exclusively oriental; especially the Nintendo DS game Dying Note: Kira Sport.
You should be careful with Dying: Killer Inside being saved globally, as close as possible, it could be a turning point for the form in terms of online gaming. The English name means that is the case.
For those unfamiliar, Dying Note’s Lana follows a high school student who discovers the titular notebook with the supernatural power to destroy someone written on its pages and his attempts to destroy someone he considers immoral to create a crime-free crowd. He is thwarted by elite detective power.
So, would this sport be a sport centered on a detective story? A movement sport? A role-playing game? What do you suppose?
With its anime foundation and publication by Bandai Namco, Dying Note: Killer Inside would follow the recently saved Dragon Ball: Sparking! 0, which was recently saved with great success. “Sparks! Zero is everything Dragon Ball fans would have wanted, but it’s also a blast for those who don’t mind its extensive fan-service,” our review reads.
