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~At dawn, the moonlight illuminates the old capital enveloped in fog.
 Guided by fate, bound by their thoughts, the maidens dance.

Amid a spiral of despair, the beloved princess and her guardian knight overcome their fear.

 Gazing up at the dawn sky, the princess of the earth gently averts her eyes. Descended from the heavens, bearing her dreams. 

Scooping up the ripples from the water's surface. The princess of the sun gazes, and contemplates. Light dwelling in their cerulean eyes, and with a will that can break down the wall of fate. 

The dancing maidens of the old capital become the princess knights.~

A large earthquake rocks Kyoto at its core, unsettling the balance of the world. Through television and radio, news of absurd behaviors and emergence of cults became frequent, and demons sightings were reported all throughout Japan. But with the passage of time, society's belief in the supernatural was fading and the people's interest would eventually return to the mundane, regular life. The demons were no longer seen, and the world has become "peaceful" at the surface. Not long thereafter, the events of the earthquake were all but forgotten. Len has been living her entire life as a regular high school student. But suddenly, she is reunited with Shinonome, her childhood friend from long ago, and receives the ominous message-

“Len, you are going to abandon this town... and die—today”

Since her reunion with Shinonome, Len's life is thrust into an all new “reality,” and the curtain which hid the “truth” of this new world is been lifted. Len and Shinonome must tempt fate and face a world in which reality is all but blurred, as the truth of this world comes to light.

The world of Ne no Kami draws from fantasy, feudal Japan, science fiction and mythology. This landscape of inspirations and settings provide a rich backdrop which lift the lore and surroundings beyond the events which takes place within this adventure alone.

We are looking to fund the continued production of Ne no Kami through the first episode and additional content. The translation for the first episode is completed, and Kuro Irodoru Yomiji is hard at work at greatly expanding the story with the second installment, which is well on the way and set to be released in October of 2016. The funds from this campaign goes into continuing translation duties for the subsequent content, as well as help Kuro Irodoru Yomiji’s production pace to be maintained at the high quality rate they come to be known for in the wake of Mochi Yomogi's passing, and safely lead the game to its scheduled release without too many hiccups. We are Sekai Project however, so a delay could still happen.

Ne no Kami is a romantic Japanese yuri (lesbian) adventure. In Japan, the visual novel was released in as a “all ages” appropriate package and later received an append disk to provide all new erotic content. A unique feature in Ne no Kami is the use of videos to illustrate battles and action, dynamically changing the pace and tension. For this campaign, we are providing the “all ages” release through the Steam platform, and a patch to reinstate the erotic content for those who wish to experience the game with the mature content. This applies to both parts 1 and 2.

Note that the 18+ version will feature new CG without mosaic, requiring the original artist to revise his artwork.

Additionally, we are also producing a premium physical edition of the game with both the all-ages and uncensored versions, DRM free. This physical release comes with a reversible cover which allows you display it either as an all ages appropriate release, or an 18+ release.

There are also merchandise perks available, both brand new and previously released content from Comiket. We hope that many of you will grow to love the world of Ne no Kami as much as we have come to love it.

Kuro Irodoru Yomiji is a doujin circle which started their production in 2012, and rose up the ladder with their stellar release Sacrament of the Zodiac: The Confused Sheep and The Tamed Wolf in 2014. The circle focuses exclusively on involved storytelling, deep characterizations and beautiful professional artwork to give their visual novels a distinct feel and look, with high production values. 

Fenrir Vier (ふぇんりるふぃーあ) penned the story of Ne no Kami, and has penned all previous releases from the studio as well. The artist, Hatatchi (はたち), makes his debut on Ne no Kami. Both of them are providing their talents on this campaign and the English release.

http://k-yomiji.sakura.ne.jp/

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Mobile Port
$30 and up

Additional Content
All backers

Light Novel
Digital version from $35 and up
Physical Version from $100

Manga
Digital version from $35 and up
Physical Version from $100

String CD
Digital version from $35 and up
Physical version from $100

PSVita port
Information to follow if goal is reached.