Promise Mascot Agency

This does not change the fact that before being hired in our agency, mascots engage in hard negotiations about the of cooperation. While some require cash to agree to our proposal, others may demand fame or a specific item.

Solving problems

Hiring individual mascots is just the tip of the iceberg. We send our subordinates on missions to gain experience and earn money for us. They can get into trouble and we may need to help them. Problem solving is presented here in the form of card duels played in turn-based mode.

We need helpers for that, such as Pinky, the mascot who has been accompanying us since the beginning of the adventure, the local superhero known as Captain Sign, or Mama-San, the owner of the local bar. Each of them was equipped with unique abilities, which come in handy in certain situations.

Development of mascots

All of this is worth the effort, because as we progress, we develop our mascots using various perks. Thanks to this, over time they are getting better at handling responsibilities, and as a result - they are earning more money for us.

Story

Promise Mascot Agency takes us to an alternative version of Japan, where mascots are living creatures sharing the world with humans. The main character of the game is a former Yakuza lieutenant named Michi. After he was disgraced, the protagonist was banished by his clan and sent to the city of Kaso-Machi. His task is to transform a bankrupt mascot agency into a profitable business, and consequently - to pay off his gigantic debt.

It's not easy, because at first glance, not much is happening in Kaso-Machi, and on top of that, the town has been cursed. As if that wasn't enough, behind Michi's exile lies a conspiracy that he must unravel.

Cast of actors

In Promise Mascot Agency we can hear a number of well-known personalities who embody specific characters. The game features, among others: Takaya Kuroda (voice actor who lent his voice to Kazuma Kiryu in the The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom) appearing as Pinky, Shuhei Yoshida (former head of the indie games department at Sony Interactive Entertainment) playing MonoGue, and Hidetaka Suehiro (developer using the pseudonym SWERY) appearing as Kannushi-kun.