Game Intro
Menherarium Game Content
Menherarium is a deck-building roguelite game where the player must keep winning blood-staked Cee-lo (a Japanese dice game similar to chuck-a-luck) against a super clingy and obsessive (“Menhera”) girl.
The player is imprisoned by the “Menhera-chan” and forced to play Cee-lo every day. The rules are dictated by her unreasonable demands, and if the player loses, a portion of their blood is drawn.
To survive, the player must strategically build a deck using cards that modify the dice results and cheating items to consistently win the high-stakes game. This thrilling, morally complex “death game” challenges the player to outsmart the girl’s heavy affection and survive for seven days.
Developer
Tezcatlipoca
Developer Intro
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Exhibitor
Phoenixx Inc.
Exhibitor Intro
Phoenixx Inc. is a Japanese game publisher established in October 2019, headquartered in Tokyo. The company specializes in the publishing and promotion of independent games (Indie Games), having partially succeeded the business and members of “UNTIES,” a former indie game label under Sony Music Entertainment.
Phoenixx operates under the core philosophy of “Creators-Centric,” aiming to provide comprehensive support to game creators worldwide. Its mission is to help Japanese creators expand their reach globally, while simultaneously introducing quality titles from international creators to the Japanese and Asian markets, fostering a platform for global creator success.
The company’s business scope is broad, encompassing not only publishing but also game planning, production, promotional activities, and the management of artists and game creators.
Furthermore, Phoenixx actively contributes to the industry ecosystem. They co-organize the indie game festival “TOKYO INDIE GAMES SUMMIT” with local entities like Musashino City, striving to revitalize and expand the indie game market. Their major shareholders include Dentsu Group and Bandai Namco Entertainment, underscoring their significant standing and broad collaborations within the entertainment industry.
















































