- October 3, 2023
- Hidden Tower Studios
Tatari: The Arrival
Platforms
About
Take the role of a detective from Tokyo who tries to solve the mysterious case of the disappearance of a young camper. You will try to follow the trail of evidence to guide you through an enigmatic and paranormal case connected with a Japanese urban legend. Can you help until the end?



- The game has a promising story that draws from Japanese folklore, creating a spooky atmosphere.
- Graphics are visually appealing and contribute to the eerie ambiance of the game.
- The puzzles are entertaining and provide a good level of challenge without being overly frustrating.
- The demo is very short and ends just as players start to understand the game, leaving them wanting more.
- Gameplay feels restrictive with many invisible walls and limited interaction with the environment, making exploration tedious.
- The controls and UI are clunky, leading to frustration when trying to interact with objects or navigate the game.
graphics
17 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeOverall, the graphics received mixed reviews, with some players praising the art style, smooth movement, and atmospheric lighting, while others criticized them as cheap and lacking polish, particularly in the demo version. While many found the graphics to be good or nice, there were notable complaints about primitive animations and issues like invisible walls. Ultimately, the graphics contribute significantly to the game's atmosphere, but improvements are still desired by some players.
“Still, the art and graphics were good, and the music and sound contributed to the creepy atmosphere.”
“Graphics are great, moving around is smooth and atmospheric.”
“The use of lighting and shadows adds to the overall sense of foreboding, and the graphics play a pivotal role in immersing players in the game's unsettling atmosphere.”
“Do not waste your time on this demo... cheap graphics, passing through some textures (shelves, trees), cheap AI voiceover (with the message that the full game will be voiced by real actors), primitive animations and visual effects.”
“After a bit of confused beating of the demo in 50 minutes, cheap graphics, etc. I'd check out the full game only if it was free.”
“Graphics are ok.”