Arc System Works Asia has officially confirmed that the upcoming adventure title from Too Kyo Games, 'Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy-' (hereinafter 'Hundred Line'), will be receiving full Korean language support.

Hundred Line is an adventure game for Nintendo Switch and Steam, masterminded by Too Kyo Games, published by Aniplex, and developed by Media Vision. It has naturally garnered significant attention as the first collaborative project between Kazutaka Kodaka of the 'Danganronpa' series and Kotaro Uchikoshi of the 'Zero Escape' series, both serving as planners and scenario writers.

The title was released in April 2025 and even secured an Excellence Award in the Annual Works category at the Japan Game Awards 2025. With the local Korean release now confirmed by Arc System Works Asia, the game will be available in both digital and physical formats. You can catch the latest updates regarding the Korean version at the AGF (Anime X Game Festival) 2025 event, starting December 5th, via stage presentations and the Arc System Works Asia booth.

Hundred Line follows the 100-day journey of Takumi Sumino, a teenage boy living an utterly mundane life in a Tokyo housing complex. His reality takes a sharp turn when bizarre monsters descend to lay waste to his home. A peculiar creature named 'SIREI' emerges, offering him the power to protect his loved ones—provided he pierces his own heart with a sword.

Upon coming to his senses, Takumi finds himself inside the 'Last Defense Academy.' Surrounded by a wall of supernatural flames, he and 14 other students are conscripted into the special defense force, tasked with the grim mission of holding the academy for the next 100 days.

The core of the experience sees these 15 youths striving to defend the 'Last Defense Academy.' After waking up within the academy, now engulfed by 'unextinguishable flames,' Takumi and his companions are ordered by the self-proclaimed commander, SIREI, to survive the 100-day siege. The true objective? Uncovering the hidden truths buried beneath this absurd war.