Digimon Survive co-developer Studio Sledgehammer announced mermaid raising simulation game my Mermaid. Platforms and a release date were not announced.
A new trailer for my Mermaid will premiere during Tokyo Game Show 2022, which is set for September 15 to 18 at the Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan.
The latest details are available below via Gematsu:
What is my Mermaid?
my Mermaid is a completely new mermaid rearing simulation game that allows users to enjoy aquarium-forming while leading a healing life with beautiful and unique mermaids called “Mymaids.”
Lots of Love, Your Own Mymaids
In this title, the player, who has a special power to interact with mermaids, helps the mermaids to regain their “genuine power” to purify the world while strengthening their bond with them.
At first, the mermaids cannot speak human language, but as they grow up, they will be able to communicate with each other…?
To celebrate the release of the demo video at Tokyo Game Show 2022, we are also conducting a survey!
Don’t miss the chance to have your voice reflected in the mermaids!
A Soothing, Immersive Experience Like an Aquarium
This title has an “Aquarium Forming” system that allows you to create an underwater world at will. Whether you want to grow water plants, place antique chairs, or even a house or castle… the possibilities for aquarium forming are endless.
New information will be released as it becomes available. Please stay tuned for further information on this work.
Mymaids Introductions
Curly Fantail Goldfish
The Curly fantail goldfish is a goldfish characterized by its large, flattened, inverted tail.
It is sometimes described as “a ballerina in the water” or “the queen of goldfish” because of its beautiful tail.
It swims slowly and has a delicate constitution.
Labidochromis Caeruleus
A type of cichlid with a beautiful bright yellow coloration. The “mouse brooder” takes the eggs in its mouth immediately after spawning and protects them from external enemies until they hatch.
They are highly territorial and aggressive.
Blue Oranda
This goldfish produces a unique and beautiful color that is neither silver nor black, depending on the way the light hits it. In China, it was called indigo.
As the color fades, it is called “hagoromo,” and when the color fades further and the entire body becomes white, it is called “pai feng.”
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