Miyamoto Musashi ・ The two-sword master
Technique
Broken Rhythm
Break the enemy's rhythm and stop a guardian's great attack.
Turn-based dungeon crawler ・ iPhone
Borrow a legend.
Make your move.
Every step you take, the enemies take one too. Retreat before you are surrounded, or spend a borrowed technique now? You have all the time you need to think.
November 1, 2026 ・ Japanese language only at launch ・ Free to play
On the Board
One move out of trouble.
How to Play
Borrow. Descend. Bring it home.
1
Borrow
Choose a main and a sub mentor from ten historical figures. Each pair changes how the same floor can be solved.
2
Descend
You move one step, the enemies move one step. Think one move at a time and find the stairs down.
3
Bring it home
Upgrade the gear you found at the town forge and take it on your next run. When to turn back is up to you.
Legends for Rent
Rent a legend.
The legends of the past will lend you one of their techniques. Start with these three.
Sasaki Kojiro ・ The long-sword duelist
Technique
Swallow Cut
Strike an enemy up to two squares away, twice.
Leonardo da Vinci ・ Painter and inventor
Technique
Machine Arm
Push an adjacent enemy three squares. Slam it into something for another hit.
Seven more wait
deep in the dungeons.
Defeat a deep floor's guardian and make it home alive, and that legend becomes a mentor you can borrow.
The Game
One move at a time, ever deeper.
10
Mentors
Set out with a main and a sub. The pair decides how you fight.
6
Dungeons
From a 4-floor mine to the hidden archives.
99
Floors deep
The deepest dungeon has 99 floors, with a guardian on the last.
1
Save every move
Close the app any time and pick up where you left off.
Screens
Screens
Screens are from the Japanese version.
Product Info
Fact sheet
| Title | Rental Legend (レンタル・レジェンド) |
|---|---|
| Genre | Turn-based dungeon crawler |
| Platform | iPhone (iOS 17.0 or later), landscape |
| Price | Free, with one optional in-app purchase to turn off post-run ads |
| Language | Japanese |
| Release | November 1, 2026 (Japan) |
| Developer | Daiki Soga (Japan) |
From the Developer
A game that makes kids think.
I made this game because I was worried about children spending their days scrolling short vertical videos.
Calculating damage, managing health and supplies, spending limited resources: a roguelike asks you to weigh all of it at once. And while borrowing mentors, players meet history along the way.
Of course, the game is fun on its own.
― Daiki Soga, developer
