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Kyoeki: The Madness Plague Guide: What you are up against

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Overview

Kyoeki: The Madness Plague drops you into Japan in 1570, where a virus has turned the infected — called Jatsuki — into violent killers. Each map gives you a different mission, from protecting allies to building structures under pressure, and this guide walks you through what each one demands so you can survive and earn every badge.

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Contents

01 What you are up against Summary 02 Map-by-map mission breakdown Step 03 Playing with a full room Tips 04 Rules and warnings Warn 05 Glossary Words 06 Common questions FAQ

What you are up against

Summary

In short Every map has its own win condition, and ignoring it is the most common reason players fail.

The Jatsuki are the virus-maddened people who will hunt you throughout every map. Beating a map is not just about staying alive — each one sets a specific goal, and failing that goal ends your run even if you are still standing. Read the objective before you move.

Jatsuki　the infected enemy you face on every map
Ryo　the in-game currency, doubled on weekends
Wave　a round of enemies on the Natsukodachi map; surviving wave 25 or higher earns a badge
Mission　the specific win condition that changes from map to map

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Map-by-map mission breakdown

Step

In short Each map rewards a badge only when you meet its exact condition, so knowing the goal before you start matters.

Seven named locations each have a unique requirement. Some ask you to protect someone, some ask you to build something, and one pushes you to survive as long as possible.

Kagoshima help the Student escape the map alive.
Enryakuji find and kill the Monk Gunner.
Hakata keep the Messenger with you the whole time and do not leave without them.
Yamazaki protect every single Ashikaga soldier; even one death costs you the badge.
Anegawa build at least six pieces of the boardwalk and then escape alive.
Sakasai Castle stop every Jatsuki from crossing into the inner courtyard while keeping yourself alive.
Natsukodachi survive to wave 25 or beyond.

Playing with a full room

Tips

In short Up to twenty players can join one session.

Rooms hold up to twenty players.

Tips worth knowing

On Anegawa, agree before the round who builds and who holds off the Jatsuki.
The weekend double-Ryo bonus applies to everyone in the room.

Rules and warnings

Warn

In short Breaking the rules risks a permanent ban, and the game also carries a flashing-lights warning worth knowing before you start.

The game has a small but firm ruleset enforced by the developers. Separately, the game uses flashing light effects, which the developers flag as a caution for anyone sensitive to them.

Worth watching out for

Exploiting, ban evading, and voteban abuse all lead to a permanent ban.

Deliberately abusing glitches is also punishable.

Toxic behavior toward other players is not allowed.

The game contains flashing lights if you are sensitive to that, be aware before you load in.

Cheat use in a private server prevents your data from being saved for that session.

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Community

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Glossary

Jatsuki: People infected by the virus who have turned violent and attack everyone around them — the main enemy in every map.
Ryo: The in-game currency, earned through play and doubled every weekend.
Wave: A single round of enemies on the Natsukodachi map; reaching wave 25 without dying earns the A Beautiful Death badge.
Boardwalk: The structure you must build on the Anegawa map; you need at least six pieces completed before you can escape.
Inner courtyard: The protected area on Sakasai Castle that no Jatsuki must enter for the mission to succeed.

Common questions

FAQ

Which platforms can I play Kyoeki on?

The game runs on PC, mobile, Xbox, and PlayStation.

Does my progress save in a private server?

Yes, as long as you are not using cheats. If cheats are active in a private server, your data will not be saved for that session.

When does the weekend Ryo bonus apply?

You earn double Ryo on weekends.

Is the game finished?

Not yet — the developer is still adding content and fixes. New enemies are listed as coming soon.

Updated Oct 21, 2026
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