- March 4, 2026
- Crimson Dusk
- 5h median play time
Homura Hime
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Homura Hime is a single player hack and slash game with fantasy and anime themes. It was developed by Crimson Dusk and was released on March 4, 2026. It received very positive reviews from players.
"Homura Hime" is a third person action game, featuring Japanese anime visuals and intense 3D bullet curtain gameplay. Alongside Homurahime, fight against Demon Girls possessed by deviant "emotions", and get closer to discovering the truth of not only the fallen, but also your own veiled legacy.






- Combat is fast, fluid, and satisfying with a strong emphasis on parrying, combos, and bullet hell elements, blending inspirations from Nier Automata, Devil May Cry, Sekiro, and Touhou.
- Boss fights are well-designed, challenging, and visually spectacular, often considered the highlight of the game, providing memorable and rewarding encounters.
- The art style is beautiful anime-inspired with polished character designs; voice acting is strong and enhances the story, while the soundtrack complements the game's atmosphere well.
- The parry system is overly forgiving and can be spammed, which reduces challenge and some depth in combat, making certain encounters easier than intended.
- The level design has issues with pacing, including lengthy and sometimes repetitive environments with clunky platforming sections that can feel tedious and break flow.
- Performance problems are present, especially noticeable as severe frame drops and stuttering in certain chapters and on lower-end systems or Steam Deck, impacting playability.
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The story is generally viewed as simple, straightforward, and emotionally engaging, with a strong focus on characters and a narrative that gains momentum in the latter half. While not groundbreaking or highly complex, it features notable twists, tragic backstories, and well-written character interactions that enhance the experience. Some users find it somewhat predictable or underdeveloped but still appreciate the efforts put into making it compelling alongside the game's action.
“The story arc doesn't feel rushed throughout the game, and doesn't fall into 'theory bait' territory, something that it could have very easily fallen into (looking at hello neighbor), and instead opts to have the story mostly solved by the end, with most loose ends neatly tied up at the conclusion (closest I've come to crying in a very long time).”
“Not even gonna lie I never usually play games like this I legit took a shot in the dark one not with some money in my pocket and left with this game... and I can't even lie one of the best random games I have ever played. The story took a while to understand but towards the end the game practically tells you the story if you're not following and it reminded me of Nier and that feeling of uncovering everything and ultimately finding out the truth in the end.”
“The story is quirky, cute and funny, with quite the memorable cast, backed by some heart-wrenching moments and surprisingly dark backstories.”
“Unfortunately, I think the level design and the story are very subpar.”
“Unfortunately, I didn't get a good first impression in the first hour of playing and I was met with an annoying yapping character, barely passable story, and lackluster visuals.”
“Having finished the game, I feel compelled to explain that, while not a deal breaker, the story makes very little sense even knowing how it ends.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Homura Hime is a hack and slash game with fantasy and anime themes.
Homura Hime is available on Nintendo Switch, PC, Windows and Nintendo Switch 2.
On average players spend around 5 hours playing Homura Hime.
Homura Hime was released on March 4, 2026.
Homura Hime was developed by Crimson Dusk.
Homura Hime has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its stability.
Homura Hime is a single player game.
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