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In this free-to-play action game, a Kitsune hunts a Ninja in 1 vs 1 multiplayer hide-and-seek matches set in a Japanese-inspired Yokai arena. The Kitsune deploys magical abilities to manipulate the arena and locate her foe. The Ninja relies on stealth and tricks to remain hidden while collecting golden coins for entry to the Kitsune's treasure trove. Players pick from various abilities before each round starts, ensuring no two matches play out the same. Choose to charge as the Kitsune and snag the intruder, or slip away as the Ninja to outsmart a mightier rival. Built by BYU animation students as a one-year capstone project, Shrineflow suits quick PC sessions against friends, though bugs may arise due to its student origins and limited post-launch support.

Enter the Yokai Realm

Shrineflow is a multiplayer (1 vs 1) hide-and-seek game between a powerful Kitsune and a stealthy Ninja in a Japanese-inspired Yokai arena. The Kitsune uses her magical abilities to interact with the arena and track down her opponent. The Ninja uses his stealth skills and trickery to stay undetected while searching the arena for golden coins that will grant him access to the Kitsune’s treasure trove.

No round is like any other, as both characters have multiple abilities to choose from at the start of each game. Will you storm through your realm as the Kitsune, determined to catch the intruder? Or will you evade and outwit a stronger opponent like the Ninja?

Enter the arena and outplay your friends in Shrineflow!

A Student Team

A student team pitched, planned, and developed this project as a capstone (thesis) project at the BYU Center for Animation. This game was accomplished from start to finish in a single year, and we’re incredibly proud of our work. However, please keep in mind this project was completed quickly by students, and you will probably encounter bugs and other hiccups because of this. Most of our amazing team members are moving on to jobs or other coursework, meaning any updates after release are very unlikely. We appreciate your understanding, look forward to your feedback, and hope you enjoy experiencing the world we’ve created.