Yokaigiri: Idle Samurai RPG

A samurai walks a road that does not end. You put the phone down; the cutting continues.

YOKAIGIRI is an idle RPG drawn in sumi ink. Every cut spreads across the paper like a
brushstroke, and every yokai that falls collapses into a silhouette before the ground takes
it. There is no lane of numbers here. There is a road, a blade, and a hundred years of things
that come down it.

INK, NOT ICONS
The battlefield is a woodblock print. Twenty-four places, each with its own weather, its own
palette and its own recorded music. A cut blooms sideways across the stroke before it grows
along it, because a brushstroke does and a scaled sprite does not. When a yokai dies the
colour leaves first and the silhouette folds second. Nothing here is a stock asset.

THE CODEX IS THE GROWTH
Ninety-six yokai, and killing them fills a book. The book is not a trophy shelf: its
completion is a permanent damage multiplier that survives rebirth, more than three times
over. Ten kills raises a species one grade, then a hundred, then a thousand, then ten
thousand, then a hundred thousand. Collecting and getting stronger are the same axis, which means the hours you spend
away are also hours the book fills.

REBIRTH IS A LIFE, NOT A RESET
The rebirth button does not wipe anything. It opens a screen that names the life that is
ending, gives you a line of verse for the one beginning, and lists what stays, what halves
and what goes. Nine verses come around in order. The hundredth life has its own.

WHAT YOU DO WHEN YOU ARE HERE
- Twenty-five companions to collect, raise and set four at a time
- Equipment from the night raids, reforged with stones
- Twenty-four bosses, each with thirty seconds and its own theme
- Daily and weekly work, attendance and seasons

WHAT YOU DO WHEN YOU ARE NOT
The road keeps going and the coins keep coming. Come back to a screen that tells you what
was earned, and take it, or watch a video and take twice.

NO BANNERS. NO INTERSTITIALS.
Every ad in this game is one you chose to watch for something you wanted. Nothing interrupts
a fight, and no banner sits under the art.

Free to play. Optional purchases speed the waiting; they do not open a second game. Thirty
days of playing without paying reaches stage 168, and thirty days of paying reaches 177.
That gap is measured, not promised, and the balance simulator fails the build if it grows.

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