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World and locations

The developer announces a semi-open world made from multiple maps. Three preliminary setting sightings are retained below; names, detailed maps and traversal routes have not yet been tested.

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Announced world structure

Official statement

S-GAME’s original introduction describes a semi-open world with multiple handcrafted maps of moderate size. The current store description mentions hidden passages and mechanisms. Neither source supplies a complete route map or proves how fast travel works in the launch build.

The rain-soaked city

Official footage

Lantern-lit streets, alleys, rooftops; the setting where most evening-clothed combat footage happens. Sighted only: no name, no districts, no hub role verified.

The mountain temple

Official footage

A weathered temple complex on a mountainside, used for wide arena-style combat in official clips. Name and storyline purpose unconfirmed.

The misty forest

Official footage

Giant trees, shrine structures and heavy mist. The colossal beast sighting is associated with forest-adjacent footage; the connection itself is interpretive and unconfirmed.

Map questions, all open

Unknown

Exact connectivity, region count, hidden areas and fast-travel rules remain unconfirmed here. The developer’s semi-open-world announcement establishes an intended structure, not a tested route. The location index records exactly this and will expand from launch-build evidence.

Sources and how this guide was made

Updated: 2026-10-09. Checked: 2026-10-09. This guide uses official information and attributed reporting; Kingy has not play-tested these instructions. Each section links to its evidence.

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