Ayakashi Rise: AFK Demon Hunt

Ayakashi Rise: AFK Demon Hunt

CloverGames
4.1
Role Playing
100,000+ Downloads

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What it is for

Idle demon hunting in Tokyo

Ayakashi Rise: AFK Demon Hunt is a role-playing game from CloverGames built around automatic battles and steady team progression. You lead a group of students through a Tokyo overrun by demon spirits, with the game continuing to advance even when you are not actively playing. It suits players who want a character-collection RPG without spending every session on manual grinding.

Build a team with different strengths

Recruit anime-style heroines and develop them into a squad suited to your preferred approach. The cast includes distinct character types, from a class president and athletics ace to miko shamans and an aspiring idol. Each character brings individual skills to battles, so team composition matters when facing different enemies.

  • Collect and strengthen a growing roster of characters.
  • Combine abilities to create your own battle setup.
  • Improve your students through progression and club activities.

Push through supernatural threats

The campaign takes place across city streets affected by broken protective wards and strange manifestations. Enemies draw on urban legends and other supernatural ideas, giving the battles a clear demon-hunting theme. Alongside automatic combat, you can make tactical choices about which characters and skills to use, including attacks aimed at enemy weak points.

What to expect

Ayakashi Rise: AFK Demon Hunt has reached 100,000+ installs and holds a rating of about 4.1 from 4,059 reviews. It is a good fit for players who like anime character collectors, light strategy, and progress that continues between play sessions. If you prefer direct control over every move or a slower, story-first RPG, its AFK-focused format may feel less hands-on.