Red is known to be the leader amongst the group, but has a bit of a temper. Yellow is pure-hearted and was raised well. Blue is kind, with a strong sense of justice. Black invited his friends to come to the ravine, and his father owns the mansion in which they stay. Night of the Sacrifice offers a bit of background information on each student. However, other characters and enemies are depicted realistically, to really give a contrast in graphical style. If you cast your mind back to the character styles of SEGA’s quirky DS launch game Project Rub you will be on the right track. Peculiarly, the five students’ names are Black, Blue, Yellow, Pink and Red, reflecting the colours of each of them as portrayed in the game, although there is the option to rename them.Įven more interesting is the unique style in which the characters are shown on screen, as they are displayed as flat, shaded silhouettes. A bloody floor greets you after opening the door, and the adventure begins. 24 hours later, the students have vanished, and you arrive at the mansion after seeking shelter from the rain. Expecting a fun group trip, they stay at a mansion in the ravine, only to later hear a young girl calling for help, ultimately igniting the beginning of a curse that will lead to the students’ deaths. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.In Ikenie no Yoru (Night of the Sacrifice), five college students visit Tsukuyomi Ravine, a place whose residents supposedly once had the custom of offering sacrifices to the gods. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue.
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