Re:Burn The Bonfire of Taiwan has an updated Steam demo available now, ahead of its December 2 release. Publisher eastasiasoft also confirmed pricing for the anime-style visual novel, with a $9.99 Standard Edition and $14.99 Digital Deluxe Edition.
The Deluxe Edition includes the original soundtrack, official artbook, and Summer Skin Set DLC. Console versions are in development for 2027, while the December launch applies to Steam.
Taiwanese Television Drama Becomes an Interactive Visual Novel
Developed by Toii Games, Re:Burn The Bonfire of Taiwan is an officially licensed adaptation of the Taiwanese soap opera, also identified in the announcement as Fiery Thunderbolt.
The story follows two rival families caught up in business disputes, personal grudges, and relationships. Revenge, betrayal, and questions of social class carry over into a game that reinterprets the cast with anime-style artwork.
You can guide characters toward endings from the television series or make decisions that produce game-exclusive outcomes. The game also includes live-action clips from the original show, connecting its illustrated presentation to the source material.
DNA Tests and Divorce Agreements Become Tools for Confrontation
Each chapter lets you select different character perspectives and move around a city map. When rival “boss” characters appear, confrontations can take the form of direct combat or verbal disputes.
Evidence and documents play a role in those exchanges. You can use DNA test results, divorce agreements, and property deeds, alongside support skills from other characters, as the family conflict escalates.
Romance provides another way to influence the story. Dates, visits to the Love Temple and key decisions let you bring characters together or split them apart.
Completed chapters remain available to replay, letting you revisit choices and try different relationships or outcomes.
Steam Release Supports Four Text Languages
Re:Burn The Bonfire of Taiwan will include text support for English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese.
You can try the updated Steam demo now. The full game launches December 2 on Steam, with console releases planned for 2027.
