The teams are preset in the story mode, they are: In the story mode, there are initially three storylines to go through, while more can be unlocked after the initial three has been played through. The game ends when a team's balloon reaches a preset limit (default at 100%) the percentage increases when a team member's HP bar gets depleted.
Once the gauge is full, the player can go into Hypermode and receive some stat bonuses for a limited period of time. And finally, there is also a "limit gauge" that can be charged in one of two ways: when the player is damaged, or when the player deals damage.
Also, a "charge" and "main" gauge determine what kind of projectile the player fires, and how many he or she can fire. Actions such as dashing, guarding, jumping, or flying through the air are restricted by a "stamina" gauge - once that gauge is depleted, none of the said actions can be carried out, though the gauge refills itself when it is not in use. Each character has a choice of two to three different weapons, with vastly different properties. Each of the four players can be played by humans (either together locally or through netplay) or controlled by the computer. The game is a two-on-two versus third-person shooter based on the system of the Mobile Suit Gundam VS Series. In April 2008, Alchemist announced that they would be porting Higurashi Daybreak to the PlayStation Portable, and released the port on November 27, 2008. Also, a related short story, "Higurashi Outbreak", was included in the original soundtrack of the game, which was released on Apalong with the expansion Higurashi Daybreak Kai ( ひぐらしデイブレイク改). Hirukowashi-hen of Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Rei, released on December 31, 2006, is a novelization of this game.
In Japan, the game is also called Hidebu, by taking the initials of the game (which, coincidentally, is homonymous to a well-known phrase in Fist of the North Star, where the nonsensical phrase is uttered by a fat grunt before he explodes). In the title, the "Bu" is made red ( ブ), a practice similar to the original material. Also, this game uses the same voice cast as the drama CD of Higurashi no Naku Koro ni. 07th Expansion, the creators of the original franchise, assisted in making the game - most notably, Ryukishi07, the writer of the original game, provided the script for Higurashi Daybreak. The game is Twilight Frontier's first attempt in making a 3D game. Higurashi Daybreak ( ひぐらしデイブレイク, Higurashi Deibureiku) is a Japanese dōjin third-person shooter developed by Twilight Frontier, first released on Augand is based on the popular visual novel Higurashi no Naku Koro ni.
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