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One night, I was alone in front of the station, fretting over something, thinking, "I want to have sex!" and "It's really only 5 seconds until my P-date..." when a figure passed in front of me and suddenly reached out, trying to steal my wallet, which contained my last 20,000 yen...! The figure, illuminated by the light, was a woman (and she was cute when I looked closely) "You thief! If you wan…

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

60%

Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews

The game features a great story and innovative puzzles that are both interesting and unique.
It provides a calming experience that encourages players to use their reasoning skills, making it enjoyable and engaging.
The translation is well done, and the game is highly recommended for those who appreciate narrative-driven puzzles.

Some puzzles may lead to miscommunication due to cultural differences or translation errors, which can frustrate players.
The design of certain puzzles relies on binary questions, which may leave players wanting more context or information.
A few levels can be quite difficult, potentially leading to moments where players feel their IQ isn't sufficient to progress.

story
4 mentions
50 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
50 % negative mentions
The game features an engaging and fun story that is intricately woven into its unique situation puzzles, which are described as narrative-driven. Players are encouraged to embrace their imagination and make bold guesses about the bizarre main storyline, enhancing the overall experience.
- “This is a fun game with a great story.”
- “The puzzles are very interesting and have a main storyline.”
- “Most puzzles are quite bizarre, so when speculating on the main storyline, it's recommended to make wild guesses in the most outrageous direction your imagination can take.”
- “Especially situation puzzles (I would describe them as narrative or story puzzles if you don't know what they are).”