- September 28, 2022
- Secret Labo
Yokai Art: Night Parade of One Hundred Demons
Platforms
About
"Yokai Art: Night Parade of One Hundred Demons" is a rhythm game where players tap to the beat of traditional Japanese music while being surrounded by colorful yokai . The game features a variety of modes, including a story mode where players uncover the secrets behind the yokai's night parade. With its unique art style and engaging gameplay, players will be immersed in Japanese folklore and mythology.











- The game is a fun and engaging tower defense experience reminiscent of Plants vs Zombies, with cute designs and enjoyable gameplay mechanics.
- The art style and animations are praised for their quality, and the game is regularly updated with new content, keeping the experience fresh.
- Players appreciate the strategic depth of the game, especially in higher difficulty levels, where troop placement and elemental weaknesses become crucial.
- Some players find the game repetitive and lacking in variety, with limited unit options and grinding mechanics that can feel tedious.
- The story is considered minimal and forgettable, serving more as a backdrop than a compelling narrative.
- There are complaints about balancing issues and bugs, particularly with the game's mechanics and user interface.
gameplay
86 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally well-received, with many players enjoying its addictive loop and challenge, particularly on higher difficulties. While some criticize it as a simplified version of the Plants vs. Zombies formula with limited innovation, others appreciate the customization options, relationship mechanics, and overall fun factor. The game is noted for its appealing art style and engaging mechanics, making it a solid choice for fans of the tower defense genre, despite some repetitive elements and grinding.
“The gameplay loop is addicting and on higher difficulties it truly becomes a challenge.”
“The character art is beautiful, the enemy art is unique and interesting, and the gameplay loop is very enjoyable (especially if you like the tower defense genre).”
“However, the gameplay loop is fun, and enough new elements are added to the formula to make it its own.”
“It's nothing more than a stripped down version of Plants vs. Zombies, with different graphics and some useless grinding mechanics.”
“Gametime increases only because of the grinding mechanics; otherwise, the provided levels would be completed in just 2-3 hours.”
“You can also assign other more permanent upgrades to each of your turrets, but these are pretty lackluster, usually giving them more HP or making them cheaper, etc. No unique skills or anything that would change the gameplay.”