Demo version contains one level with an altered story and events to avoid spoilers, while preserving the same core gameplay as the full version.

You’ll pilot a pre-upgraded Murcielago equipped with two weapons instead of three — the Claymore and the Scythe.

The demo features a complete gameplay loop, including exploration, boosting, and combat.
It contains 1 main boss, 4 mini-bosses, and some of regular enemies.

In relaxed playthrough mode, the demo lasts approximately 60–80 minutes.

The Overworld is a realm of medieval floating islands, covered in a mysterious storm. It draws a squad of medieval knights into the Techno bottom-mirrored world.

Throughout the journey, the protagonist, Murcielago, will witness both worlds: the surreal, bizarre architecture of the Techno Dimension and the ghostly echoes of the world he leaves behind.

Replace your frail, primitive armor with crude, jury-rigged gear cobbled together from techno-scrap just to survive.

Yes, your new armor is held together by rust and desperation—but do you really have time to worry about fashion when stronger enemies ambush you from every corner?

So here’s your choice:
Become a techno-beast… or remain an easy prey

You can morph traditional knight's Claymore into a Scythe or a Dagger on the run

It’s not about cosmetics—each weapon is a full combat class, with unique strengths and weaknesses against different foes.

Yes, you can scratch anyone with a single weapon. But why settle for survival when a single button press gives you the perfect tools for annihilation?

Fighting in the Underworld isn’t a chivalrous duel for a milady’s kiss. There’s no time for health potions or polite bowing. Every attack fuels your Drains —turbine driven hits that steal health from your enemies. There are no potions, no step-by-step circling around enemies —only flow and pressure.

Even boring actions like blocking, dodging, and acceleration deal damage. Use it to control crowds, crash the environment, or bulldoze through enemies.

Do rush. Keep onslaught. Just don’t stop.

Bosses in the techno-dimension aren't epic villains — they're complex, contradictory characters who interact with each other and won't simply fade away after battle. In a realm both alien and hostile, it may be wiser to turn foes into allies… than to annihilate all life and be left alone with the Draincore's hunger

This game was created by single man with huge passion and countless sleepless nights full of insights. Each element from character to stone was made by hand with love