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Goro Sato

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So fun!

Exactly the kind of escape game I’ve been wanting to play! Difficult, but not impossible. I did need to use some hints. Fun story. Can’t wait to check out more of this developer’s games!

Ldhill

4 years ago

Annoying

I liked all the games from Goro Sato but this game is annoying....

Old Puppy

4 years ago

Different in a good way

I really liked this one. Different concept and gameplay then his other escape games, but still had the same level of creativity in the puzzles. Just in a more open environment. Also, I think this is the first time I’ve seen anything close to a story in any of his escape games.

Fishbowl z

4 years ago

Where is Goro Sato??

I miss this developer and their games! Looked on social media to no avail and so I got the bright idea to come here and ask. Where the hell is Goro Sato???

Lulu Zazu

4 years ago

Nice game

I liked this game.

MelaniePaigeSetser

5 years ago

Escaped the room, but it’s even weirder outside

Yet another excellent puzzle game from this developer. In this game, we’ve left the confines of the locked room and go out to explore a small Japanese city. The experience however often more surreal than what you find indoors. You end up feeling paranoid as you study everyday objects and signs, trying to glean secret messages from them. You replay odd bits of dialogue from people you meet, trying to infer hidden meaning. The game also has a much more nonlinear plot. Although it’s not quite a sandbox, you are free to roam about the city and explore locations. You can usually collect clues and solve puzzles in the order of your choosing. The puzzles ultimately do make sense. There were no glitches. My only suggestion is that in-game camera would have been a nice addition.

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Doctor Rhythm

5 years ago

Good game but

I found the graphics difficult and missed a lot as it wasn't clear

Betty boo bear

6 years ago

Challenging and satisfying

I missed the beautiful, sharp graphics I’ve come to expect from Goro Sato, but the conversation interactions within the game added something, too. Despite a whole different look and feel that I wasn’t sure I liked at first, the puzzles were excellent and the whole experience very satisfying. Very challenging - had to resort to a hint more than once!

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