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Classic point-and-click adventure. You explore 2D, hand-painted dioramas of Honjo. You examine objects, talk to NPCs, and gather "Curse Energy."

A non-linear branching path system allows players to jump between different character perspectives—such as office worker Shogo Okiie or detective Tetsuo Tsutsumi—to piece together the overarching mystery. Atmosphere and Style Retro Aesthetic:

The final act, unfortunately, leans too heavily on exposition. After a masterful slow burn, the resolution explains rather than shows, and a particular “true ending” requirement feels arbitrary (requiring a specific order of playthroughs without in-game hints). Additionally, some side characters are underdeveloped — their curses are interesting, but their motivations vanish once their gameplay purpose is served.

The visual novel mechanics are elevated by a unique "Chapter" system where you play as different characters. You might see an event from the perspective of the investigator in one chapter, only to see the same event from the victim's perspective later. This Rashomon-style storytelling keeps you guessing until the very end.

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