Kemco is finally bringing another one of its popular video game titles to one of the most popular portable gaming consoles. The developer has announced that it will be taking its horror survival mobile game titled “Rei-Jin-G-Lu-Pi” to the next level. The said mobile game is heading to PlayStation Vita this month.

Kemco has announced just before the year of 2016 ended that its popular horror survival video game, “Rei-Jin-G-Lu-Pi” might head on to another platform. Now it has confirmed that it is indeed getting a PlayStation Vita version for more players to enjoy. The said mobile game application will be released as a digital copy (as of now) for PlayStation Vita and will be made available on Jan. 11 this year.

Compared to its Android and iOS versions, “Rei-Jin-G-Lu-Pi” in PlayStation Vita has more to offer. Garbed in the same storyline, the remastered version for the Sony portable console boasts of enhanced graphics, new scenarios, greater character illustrations, new voice-overs, and of course a whole new set of touchscreen controls for better gameplay. Aside from the in-game technicalities that Kemco upgraded, the PS Vita version also has new music arrangements from Dwango, which Studio Carnival’s artist D-LU-PS performed.

Kemco Games released the mobile game application, “Rei-Jin-G-Lu-Pi” on Android and iOS back in 2015. And for a mobile game, it has been getting rave reviews because of its werewolf survival story that keeps gamers on their toes. The story revolves around the main character, Haruaki Fusashi who loses his way and stumbles into the Yasumizu Village, a place clouded with horror and mystery.

Just like any detective and survival game, Haruaki must find a way to get out of the village alive. Aside from that, he has to solve numerous events that cloak the mysterious “Underworld Banquet” murder ritual and find the werewolf among the characters. Based on the choices and scenarios the players take, the video game will have different endings.