Stunning News from the Dev Team!

In a recent revelation that has left fans reeling, Kazutaka Kodaka, co-director and co-writer of The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy, confirmed that there are "no plans" to bring the game to additional platforms like PlayStation or Xbox.

The Misunderstanding Explained

Speaking on Bluesky, Kodaka sought to clarify a major misconception regarding future platform releases. Many assumed he was hinting at upcoming ports, but he was actually addressing the game's multilingual support. He emphasized, "I’m not talking about porting to other platforms... just to be clear: there are no plans for it, and the chances are very slim." His firm stance has dashed hopes among gamers eager for console availability.

The Journey So Far: A Game on the Edge

The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy made its debut on April 24 for Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam, bringing an engaging experience that captivated many. Published by Aniplex, a subsidiary of Sony Music Entertainment Japan, the game initially sparked excitement and anticipation.

Behind the Scenes: A Fractured Dream?

However, the road has not been easy for Too Kyo Games. In a candid statement, Kodaka revealed the studio has invested all its resources into this project, even plunging into debt. He warned that the company is currently teetering on the edge of financial collapse, saying, “we are still in debt and on the brink of going under.” This alarming news not only underscores the challenges of game development but also raises questions about the future of the studio.

What Lies Ahead for Fans?

As it stands, gamers will have to accept that The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy will remain a Switch and PC exclusive for now, leaving much uncertainty about its future. Will Too Kyo Games recover from these financial struggles, or will this be the last we hear about their ambitious projects? Only time will tell, but for now, the gaming community waits with bated breath.