Genre Shift
Pk_Aura
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Pk_Aura
Ongoing, First published Mar 29, 2022
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In a world full of power, those with more are ostracized. Glitches and Bugs are mistreated throughout the Genres, and it's the job of those who reside within The Backdoor to rise up for those who can't. Colourful faces, foes aplenty, and a different play-styles per Genre are sure to keep the Exorcism Team on their toes. Join Ether, Crys, and many other Glitches (And non-glitches) as they put a stop to the rampant Bug-squashing and Glitch-hunting across the Genres.
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