See Demons’ Score, Square Enix’s Original iOS Title, In English

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Square Enix’s next original iOS title, Demons’ Score, is out today, and this evening, Square shared the English language opening video and tutorial for the game, which you can watch above.

 

Demons’ Score is a rhythm game with a shooting backdrop, where you tap and flick to notes. It costs $10 on iTunes and is also headed to Android devices this year. Interestingly, the game is developed using Unreal Engine 3.

 


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