If you’ve ever looked at traditional city-builders and thought, “This is great, but it needs more ancient mythology and a distinct lack of living citizens,” then PixelsCove Games has some fantastic news for you.

The indie studio has officially announced that Hundred Nights: DIFU has entered its alpha stage of development.

To celebrate the milestone, they’ve dropped a brand-new gameplay trailer, giving tycoon and simulation fans an early sneak peek at what it takes to manage the afterlife. Check out the trailer below to see the latest alpha gameplay in action!

Welcome to the Eastern Underworld

Unlike your standard city management sims, where you worry about traffic flow and zoning laws for suburban houses, Hundred Nights: DIFU plunges players directly into the depths of the ancient Eastern hell underworld.

As the architect of the afterlife, your job is to construct, manage, and expand a bustling supernatural metropolis. You’ll be balancing the influx of souls, organising the realm, and dealing with the unique challenges that come with ruling the netherworld.

What to Expect in the Alpha

The move to alpha is a massive milestone for PixelsCove Games. The fresh gameplay trailer showcases the game’s distinct art style, blending eerie, atmospheric landscapes with intricate management mechanics.

From what we can see so far, PC players can look forward to:

• Unique Realm Building: Construct specialised underworld structures rooted in traditional Eastern mythology.
• Soul Management: Oversee the cycle of the afterlife and keep the underworld running efficiently.
• Atmospheric Indie Charm: A dark, fascinating aesthetic that sets it apart from the brighter city-builders on the market.

Hundred Nights: DIFU is currently in development for PC. Stay tuned to TechMash for more updates, release dates, and hands-on impressions as development progresses!

What do you think of the trailer? Are you ready to manage the underworld, or will you be staying firmly in the land of the living? Let us know in the comments below!

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