Promise Mascot Agency: Management, Mystery, and Mascots
From the creative minds behind Paradise Killer comes Promise Mascot Agency. You play as Michi, a disgraced yakuza lieutenant exiled to the decaying, cursed town of Michinoku. Your mission: transform a struggling mascot agency into a profitable empire to repay your debts and reclaim your honor.
Category
Adventure, Simulation, Open world, Management, Comedy, Surreal, Role-playing, Casual
About
From the creative minds behind Paradise Killer comes Promise Mascot Agency. You play as Michi, a disgraced yakuza lieutenant exiled to the decaying, cursed town of Michinoku. Your mission: transform a struggling mascot agency into a profitable empire to repay your debts and reclaim your honor.
Navigate the streets of Michinoku in your reliable (but aging) kei truck, exploring a world filled with bizarre characters and supernatural secrets. As the manager, you must scout for potential mascots—living creatures that inhabit this strange world—and train them to perform jobs for the local community. Balance your budget, manage mascot morale, and uncover the dark conspiracy lurking beneath the town's cheerful facade.
Features
- Explore a vibrant, surreal open world filled with Japanese folklore and modern grit.
- Recruit and manage a diverse roster of mascots, each with unique skills and personalities.
- Drive around Michinoku in a customizable truck to discover new locations and secrets.
- Engage in deep management mechanics, balancing agency reputation and financial stability.
- Experience a rich, character-driven story from the creators of Paradise Killer.
Ratings
User Reviews
- An absolute gem! The writing is sharp, funny, and deeply weird in the best way possible. If you liked Paradise Killer, you will love the vibe here.
- The management loop is surprisingly addictive. Scouting for new mascots and seeing them succeed (or fail hilariously) never gets old.
- Michinoku is such a well-realized setting. The mix of Yakuza drama and mascot comedy creates a tone unlike anything else in gaming.
- Kaizen Game Works has done it again. The soundtrack is a banger and the world-building is top-tier. A must-play for fans of indie simulation.
- It's quirky, stylish, and full of heart. Managing these weird creatures while trying to solve a town mystery is the gaming experience I didn't know I needed.