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Bless You Again Steam Demo Coming Next Week

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Developer Gino has announced that a free demo for its upcoming title, Bless You Again, will launch on Steam between October 11 and 17, 2026. This preview allows players to experience the prologue of the 3D action roguelite, which features an anime-inspired aesthetic and full Japanese voice acting. The demo represents approximately five percent of the narrative and thirty percent of the gameplay systems available in the final release.

Players can select from two initial characters, Lily and Yoru, to navigate randomized dungeon layouts. Each run offers unique item drops and opportunities to collect Blessings that modify combat builds. While progress carries over between attempts to strengthen characters, it remains unclear if demo advancements will transfer to the main game. The full version is scheduled for a 2026 Windows release.

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Original headline at AUTOMATON WEST: “Anime-styled magical girl action roguelite Bless You Again to get Steam demo next week”

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October 11-17, 2026 (Demo)
Platform
Windows (Steam)
Developer
Gino
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