Too Kyo Games’ latest title, The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy, has garnered significant attention for its ambitious scope and unique gameplay. Despite the game receiving favorable reviews, with a mix of visual novel and tactical combat, its creators, led by CEO Kazutaka Kodaka, reveal that the studio is facing dire financial consequences.

In recent posts on Bluesky, Kodaka expressed concerns about the sustainability of the studio amidst this ambitious project. He mentioned, “If I can pay off my debt early and secure enough operating funds for the company, I’d love to get started right away.”

This game challenges traditional limits by claiming to have a whopping 100 different endings, plunging players into a complex narrative that unfolds differently based on choices made throughout the journey. As the stakes rise, fans hope the project succeeds and does not lead to Too Kyo’s downfall.

Platform	Available Languages
Steam	English, Japanese, Chinese

Watching the game’s ambitious development unfold has sparked hope and apprehension among fans, eager to support this creative venture. While every new studio faces challenges, the outcome of this tale remains uncertain.