Open the forest
It all starts with a closed forest. Spend mana to open it, and the cleared ground becomes the path your enemies will walk. Open rich soil, and the forest's spirits — the Ibuki — wake to join you.
Forest-defense strategy · Hakumai studio
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A shadow creeps toward a quiet forest.
Open the woods, side by side with its little spirits,
and keep the Komorebi Stone safe — a gentle, unhurried defense strategy.
Coming soon · iOS / Android
A quiet threat steals into a peaceful kingdom.
A thirty-second prologue — until the creatures of the forest rise.
※ From the opening movie. Actual gameplay differs.
Spend mana to open the closed forest and carve out paths. Protect the Komorebi Stone and send every intruder back to the woods. The rules are simple — but where you open changes everything.
It all starts with a closed forest. Spend mana to open it, and the cleared ground becomes the path your enemies will walk. Open rich soil, and the forest's spirits — the Ibuki — wake to join you.
Place the Komorebi Stone somewhere along the paths you've opened. The farther it sits from the entrance, the better hidden it is — harder for enemies to find, and easier for you to defend.
Enemies slip in from the entrance, hunting the stone. Meet them with Flowers, Roots, and the Ibuki you've woken — send them all back to the forest before the stone is carried away, and the day is yours.
Open the forest with mana, and keep the Komorebi Stone safe. Step in anytime in real time, yet never feel rushed — think it through one move at a time.
Spend mana to open the closed woods and shape the terrain. The ground you clear is the very road your enemies will march. The battle begins with the map itself.
Open rich soil and the forest's spirits awaken. Pair them with Flowers and Roots — where you place things decides the shape of your defense.
Your mana is a fixed budget. A single move can turn the tide — calm, puzzle-like strategy with no rush.
Every spirit you meet joins your encyclopedia. From the Sunlit Grove to the frost-glittering depths, five forests each with their own face.
Open rich soil and the forest's spirits — the Ibuki — wake up. Every Ibuki you meet is recorded in your encyclopedia, and they change form as they grow. Here are just a few.
Moss ibuki
First to wake from the rich soil — a soft, mossy little one, busily carrying nutrients around.
Winged ibuki
Drifting lightly over the opened paths. The smallest wings in the forest.
Keeper of the sunlight
A little beast clad in leaves. The more it grows, the brighter its green.
Keeper of the waterside
Perched alone on a lily pad, watching over the dewdrop springs.
Moonlit mushroom
Soft lights blinking on in the night woods — a moonlit signpost.
Snow spirit
A drop of ice dancing in the Snowveil Forest, dressed in glittering crystals.
— More than 30 Ibuki to meet, each changing form as it grows.
From sunlit woods to watersides, shaded depths and snowbound forests — each world changes the terrain, the plants that bloom, and the foes that come.
Choose a world, read your opponents before you set out, and fill your encyclopedia with the friends you meet.
Morifis is currently in development, coming to iOS and Android.
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