Category: News
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Shujinkou Now Verified on Steam Deck!
Shujinkou is now verified on Steam Deck, ensuring smooth gameplay. Players can confidently enjoy Shujinkou while adventuring and reviewing Japanese.
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Rice Games Website Revamp
We’re happy to announce that the Rice Games Official Website has been completely rebuilt from scratch! Expect new posts to include updates on upcoming Patch Notes for Shujinkou, new details on upcoming ports and new projects, as well as any special deals, collaborations, or other details to be announced in the future. Thank you for…
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Shujinkou Interview with Tech-Gaming
Julian discusses his interview about Shujinkou, detailing its JRPG development, team-building, narrative approach, expansive OST, language-learning systems, and ongoing improvements based on feedback.
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Shujinkou OST Available on Streaming Platforms!
The Shujinkou Original Soundtrack, featuring 158 tracks and over 7 hours of music across various genres, is now streaming on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. Despite distribution delays, we are grateful for your support. Purchasing options for the soundtrack will be announced soon.
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Shujinkou x PlayStation® Indies 🎉
Shujinkou is now part of the PlayStation® Indies collection. We appreciate your support and are dedicated to further developing the game and exciting new projects ahead. Stay tuned!
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Shujinkou OST Commentary #1
The first of four OST commentary videos features composer Brian LaGuardia discussing selections from Shujinkou’s extensive 158-track soundtrack, alongside updates on its streaming release and a planned commercial launch later this year.
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Shujinkou Interview with RPGamer
Julian discusses his interview about Shujinkou, covering its kanji origins, adjustable difficulty levels for accessibility, language-learning features, and the independent game development process.
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Shujinkou Interview with Game*Spark Japan
Julian reflects on a profound interview discussing his game Shujinkou, covering its RPG focus, development origins, extensive content, and future localization plans for Japan.