Crater Studios has implemented Japanese localization for "Gravebound," a cooperative escape shooter for up to six players on PC (via Steam).
A 6-player co-op escape shooter set in a world threatened by a rebellion of household appliances
Set in a post-apocalyptic world ruled by runaway household appliances, this six-player cooperative escape shooter challenges you to battle hordes of killing machines and massive bosses to bring back powerful loot.As you upgrade your gear to grow stronger with each mission, you’ll venture deeper and deeper into the Wasteland to find a way to break the runaway machines’ grip on the world.
Your gear is enhanced by items found throughout the wasteland and at upgrade machines, and your character also grows stronger at your base when you return with loot.Use the resources and experience points you bring back to acquire skills that match your playstyle, and face off against rampaging mixers, jukeboxes, and giant refrigerator bosses with the ultimate build—complete with the right weapons.
Localization implemented so you can play while checking controls and mission objectives in Japanese
This localization supports 13 languages, including Japanese, with translations applied to nearly everything from the menu screen to the in-game interface. While some parts may not be entirely natural, gameplay generally flows smoothly, and you can play while checking controls and mission objectives in Japanese.
"Gravebound" is currently available for PC (Steam) at the regular price of 1,700 yen.
