Free Downloadable Stages Coming To Sumioni: Demon Arts

Acquire aren’t done with Sumioni: Demon Arts yet. Although the game has been out in Japan for some time now, more content is coming this month and the next. Free content at that. Acquire plan to add more stages to the game. The first five of these stages will be released this month. Acquire provided one screen of each stage:

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Sumioni: Demon Arts will be released in North America on March 20th as PlayStation Network download title by Xseed. It will cost $20.


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