SmileBoom recently released a free demo game called Reines Du Sabbat: Queen of Sacrifice, created by Makoto Kedouin, known for the Corpse Party series, using their RPG Developer Bakin software. You can download the playable game from the official website. RPG Developer Bakin users also have access to the game’s project files and assets through the latest update.
This release marks the end of a project first revealed in July. Queen of Sacrifice is a remake of the opening section from Kedouin’s Reines Du Sabbat, originally created in RPG Maker for PC-98 in 1995. Kedouin didn’t work on this alone; Norihisa Kochiwa designed the logo, Nao Shirahane created the character designs, and Mao Hamamoto composed the music.
Below you’ll find the trailer and more information about Reines Du Sabbat: Queen of Sacrifice. The demo is offered in Japanese, English, and Chinese.
KEDOUIN, the creator of the horror game “Corpse Party,” has just released a new sample game called “REINES DU SABBAT Queen of Sacrifice.” It’s available to download for free from the official website, and was made using the Bakin game engine. The project data and assets for the game have also been added to Bakin itself, also at no cost.
“REINES DU SABBAT: Queen of Sacrifice” is a 3D and 2D fantasy adventure game based on the beginning of KEDOUIN’s first work, “REINES DU SABBAT,” and built using the Bakin engine. Despite being new to 3D game creation tools, KEDOUIN managed to recreate their unique world using the features available in the engine up to Update Ver. 2.2. The game takes around an hour to complete, but it’s full of ideas and resources for aspiring game developers, including maps, events, characters, sound effects, and mini-games.
We want Bakin users to not just enjoy the game’s content, but also let the game’s world and story spark their own creativity.
You can find more information about how this game was made on our development blog, “Made with RPG Developer Bakin.” We encourage you to take a look!
Message from Chief Director Mr. KEDOUIN
We’ve finished the project, which involved making a fun example game quickly using all the features of RPG Developer Bakin.
This isn’t a remake of the original story, but a completely new adventure set in the same universe. I’ve put a lot of love and effort into it, and I hope both new readers and longtime fans will find it enjoyable.
This theme originates from the very first game I created during my student days.
If you’re a Bakin user, you’ll also have access to the game’s inner workings. I really hope this inspires you to try creating your own games with Bakin – it’s a rewarding experience, and I found a lot of joy in it myself.
As a sample game by design, the story is depicted up through Chapter One.
I’m feeling inspired again, and I’m really hoping to get back to writing Chapter Two and the rest of the story eventually!
Read More
- Super Animal Royale: All Mole Transportation Network Locations Guide
- Zerowake GATES : BL RPG Tier List (November 2025)
- Brent Oil Forecast
- The best Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Easter egg solves a decade old mystery
- Katanire’s Yae Miko Cosplay: Genshin Impact Masterpiece
- Daisy Ridley to Lead Pierre Morel’s Action-Thriller ‘The Good Samaritan’
- Avengers: Doomsday Trailer Leak Has Made Its Way Online
- Pokemon Theme Park Has Strict Health Restrictions for Guest Entry
- Pluribus theory claims Carol has already found the cure but Episode 7 ending ruins it
- Wuthering Waves version 3.0 update ‘We Who See the Stars’ launches December 25
2025-12-17 14:26