

A Tithe in Blood - Free PC Download
A dark yuri visual novel with themes around depression, a hidden magical art, and unexpected love from the depths of grief.
As a reserved and unassuming university student in snow-bitten Hokkaido, the personal tragedy which visited Honoka Asakawa would lead to her experimentation in a magical art thought long-lost — blood magic. Unexpectedly able to visit the sealed world of Meiji-era Sapporo, Honoka's quickly taken under the wing of the cheerful and bright Lady Yasue, a powerful mage who's remained in this gilded cage for a century.
As their feelings for each other develop, the true repercussions of Honoka's first steps into the secret world of magic and mages are only just starting to play out, eventually leading to catastrophic consequences.








Original story of approximately 70,000 words
Concept and writing by Suriko
Character designs and art by Kobuta
Fully original soundtrack by Claire DeLuca
Fully voice acted in Japanese
Story written in English with Japanese and Simplified Chinese translations
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System Requirements
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- Any 64-bit Intel, AMD, or ARM / Apple Silicon CPU (※ x86_64 translation is required on ARM / Apple Silicon.)
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- 1 GB RAM
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- Any GPU that supports at least OpenGL 2.0, OpenGL ES 2.0, or DirectX 9.0
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- Version 9.0
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- 2 GB available space
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