Released in 2019 for Nintendo Switch as Obakeidoro!, Bail Or Jail features asymmetrical multiplayer fun where four players are split into two teams – humans versus the monster. Based on the popular children’s game ‘cops and robbers’, the ‘human’ team aims to avoid capture by the monster for three minutes! If all three humans are captured within the time limit, the monster wins.

Bail Or Jail features a variety of spooky maps with interesting hiding spots, cute human characters and comical monsters with different skillsets, keeping the game entertaining match after match. Players are able to build new strategies with each match and enjoy a range of settings to play with. With simple controls and amusing characters, Bail Or Jail is suitable for all ages. Anyone can jump straight into this bizarre world and enjoy what the game has to offer!

Bail Or Jail will offer players five different game modes – three online modes (“Quick Match”, “Friend Match”, “Join Friend”) and two offline modes (“Single Player” and “Local Multiplayer”). Along with its new title, Bail or Jail now supports 1080p screen graphics and frame rates up to 144 FPS, allowing for smoother gameplay. Additionally, players will be able to connect with Discord and directly send invites to their friends through the game. Future updates are already being planned for Bail or Jail including new maps, event modes and characters.

Players will be able to try out Bail Or Jail via a free demo on May 11th, giving you access to four-player matches in the “Quick Match” mode only, one map and limited character options.

Bail Or Jail will be available globally and will support 12 languages – Japanese, English, French, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Italian, German, Spanish, Korean, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese and Russian.

Bail Or Jail is coming to PC (Steam) in 2022.