Yukai Asada Launches New Manga 'Zombie Dakedo Shitsumon Aru?

Original headline at Anime News Network: “Battle Royale: Enforcers Artist Yukai Asada Launches New Manga”

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GamesSep 2

Shiravune Announces PC Release of Post-Apocalyptic Visual Novel 'End of Summer

Publisher Shiravune has announced that CUBE-developed visual novel End of Summer is coming to PC via Steam. A release date has not been announced. The story follows Yuji, a young man living alone in a remote village after a global pandemic wipes out the surrounding population.

via Noisy Pixel

GamesSep 1

Shiravune Publishes Post-Apocalyptic Visual Novel 'END OF SUMMER

Summer in the remote countryside, surrounded by nature. The world has met its end, and it’s just the two, alone. Yuji, after graduating from university, did find a job.

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