"Learn the Basics of Japanese Swords and Swordsmanship While Playing"
This app aims to introduce basic knowledge about swordsmanship and Japanese swords in an accessible way through a game.
It is not intended as actual martial arts instruction, but rather as an enjoyable way to spark interest in traditional Japanese culture and the fundamental principles of swordsmanship.

Throw your sword and aim for the top. A split-second decision will determine your fate.

【Battōdō: The Exhilarating Tap Action of One-Strike Cuts】
Tap the screen to throw your sword and stab it into the rotating target one after another.
The rules are super simple. But if you hit a sword that's already stuck in it, it's game over.
A sharp, one-on-one battle that tests your concentration in reading the rotation.
A simple yet profound casual action game where you throw your sword and stab it into a target.
The "reading game" of timing will gradually captivate you.

[Slash, slash, and keep slashing!]
- Clear the stage by stabbing all your swords into the rotating target.
- The rotation speeds up and becomes trickier as you progress through the stages.
- Flick away and collect the apples hidden in the target.

[Unique Bosses Appear Every 5 Stages]
Watermelon, meat, oranges, tires, lids, and the earth.
What will you slash next? A series of hilariously challenging enemies await.

[Collect Swords and Create Your Own Unique Sword]
Unlock new swords with the apples you collect. Complete your collection!
Furthermore, master the ultimate sword techniques in the "Skill Encyclopedia."

[How Far Can You Slash?]
Beyond stage 50, the target's movements become unpredictable.
Unlimited continues available, making it hard to stop at just one more try.
A game where the sense of accomplishment explodes with each clear, making it hard to stop at just one more try.

[Show Off Your Records to Friends]
Share your completed stages as card images on social media.

#Swordsmanship #SwordThrowing

【Recommended for people who:】
- Are looking for a game they can play quickly on the train or during breaks
- Like simple but challenging games
- Enjoy the sense of accomplishment from improving their score
- Are drawn to Japanese-style/samurai-themed designs

Now, draw your sword.