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Content notice: This game contains fictional representations of the following: violence, use of firearms & bladed weapons, and killing. All players of this story should be functionally resilient to potential stressors such as depictions of tobacco & alchohol consumption and crude language & humor.
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Last updated 28 Sept 2026
In 1944, unprecedented disaster struck Japan, forcing it to accept an unconditional ceasefire from its enemy nations in World War 2. As a result, the Japanese have become a people without a nation, but they still come together and do whatever it takes to live without giving up...
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Explore a world where resilience defines survival in Rose Guns Days -Season 1-, an indie adventure from 07th Expansion that transports you to 1944 Japan, facing challenges as the nation rebuilds after conflict.
About this game
Rose Guns Days, the hit visual novel from lauded indie studio 07th Expansion set in a fictional post-war Japan that reeks of alcohol and gunpowder, is now available in HD and three languages: Japanese, English, and Chinese!
Set in the aftermath of an alternate history World War II where an unprecedented natural disaster forces Japan to accept an unconditional surrender to the Sino-American allies. The country is split up and occupied by the two forces radically transforming it and its people in a matter of years, and making the Japanese strangers in their own home. Nevertheless, they united and did whatever it took to survive...
Later on, in 21st century Japan, aspiring reporter Julie Hayashibara is given an opportunity to interview the mysterious and powerful Jeanne Amakawa to learn the truth of what post-war Japan really was like.
Enjoy Rose Guns Days in English, Chinese, or the original Japanese with the flick of an option in the settings menu.
Immerse yourself in the action with Rose Guns Days' novel combat mini-game! Defend yourself from attacks and fight back with your own too. Aim for a high score or set the fight scenes to auto-mode and forget all about them!
With contributions from When They Cry regulars like Luck Ganriki, dai, M.Zakky and more the soundtrack is sure to draw you even deeper into the story.
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10+
- Processor: Pentium 4 1.4GHz
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: 256MB VRAM
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 2 GB available space
Recommended
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Supported Languages
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Patch NotesOfficial
Game Updates
We've released a couple of updates since release:Fixes in the Chinese scriptSome music tracks not playing in Mac/LinuxTypo in a Japanese imageDe-synching of non-English lines in Chapter 5Added an aspect ratio controller for Windows We are still in the process of fixing a few other things. Thank you for your patience. If you find a specific bug, please let us know in this thread or email us at support@mangagamer.com with details.Read full article on Community Announcements (MangaGamer)AnnouncementsOfficial
Rose Guns Days Season 1 Available Now!
Explore 07th Expansion's fictional post-war Japan that reeks of alcohol and gunpowder in Season 1 of Rose Guns Days right now! Pick it up during launch and save 10%.1944.World War 2 has come to a sudden and abrupt end for Japan after a great natural disaster devastated the entire island chain.The Sino-American Allies proposed an unconditional ceasefire on humanitarian grounds and the Japanese government accepted, thus bringing Japan’s war to an end.Under the premise of reconstructing the devastated Japan, the Sino-American Allies both occupied the nation. To prevent Japan from becoming the spark for a new war between Chinese and American forces, they split Japan up by cities in a complicated chess board rather than evenly split it between north and south. Both nations then competed to see who could reconstruct Japan more rapidly in order to display their nation’s might.As a result, Japan managed to recover from its ruins in only a few scant years. However, the cities under Chinese jurisdiction became Chinatowns, and those under the Americans were Americanized, and Japan was left looking nothing like its former self.A large wave of immigrants flooded in from both China and America, leaving the Japanese a minority in their own country. Having lost their former homeland, the Japanese were forced to live in a new foreign nation dubbed Japan. Now the Japanese people are naught but a people without a nation. Yet even so, they still come together and do whatever it takes to live without giving up...Read full article on Community Announcements (Good Haro)
