The official YouTube channel for writer FuRyu and developer Lancarse’s new sport Monark started streaming the second promotional video on YouTube on Friday. The video previews the story:

NIS America will launch the sport in English for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Change, and PC through Steam in early 2022.

The sport will ship for PS5, PS4, and Change in Japan on October 14.

Clouded Leopard Leisure will launch the sport in Asia on the identical day as Japan with Japanese, Conventional Chinese language, Simplified Chinese language, and Korean subtitle assist, and with deliberate English dub and subtitle assist added in a later free replace.

Clouded Leopard Leisure describes the sport:

You immediately awaken in Shin Mikado Academy. Earlier than you is a barrier separating the campus from the remainder of the surface world. Throughout the academy grounds are the madness-inducing Mist, cryptic telephone calls that connect with the Otherworld, and 7 Pactbearers–every with their very own Daemonic energy dominated by their Egos.

To withstand the irrationality surrounding you, you purchase the Authority of Self-importance, a Daemonic energy that subsists off of your Ego and insanity. You and your 4 companions then set up the True Scholar Council, with you as their vp. Collectively, you battle to return the academy again to normality.

At Shin Mikado Academy, you may befriend and battle alongside 4 companions who will lead you to 4 separate destinies.

Whose hand will you in the end take?

The place will their paths lead you?

How will these 4 fates converge?

Solely you, the grasp of your individual future, can discover out.

Fuyuki Hayashi (Crystar) and Ryūtarō Itō (Shin Megami Tensei) are writing the sport’s story. Kazunari Suzuki and Aya Nishitani are credited with situation supervision and cooperation. so-bin (Overlord) is drawing the character designs. Tsukasa Masuko is composing the background music. KAMITSUBAKI RECORD is credited with the theme track and insert songs.

KAF performs the sport’s theme track “Nihil.”

Supply: Monark sport’s YouTube channel through Gematsu