Sumimasen Journey

"Sumimasen!" Excuse me! Sorry! Coming through! Every morning in Japan is a tiny obstacle course. Crawl out of the futon, sort the trash, squeeze onto the packed train, out-bow your rival and make it to work, school or the supermarket on time — one quick minigame at a time. HOW IT PLAYS • Each run heads to the office, school or the supermarket, picked at random • A run is up to 24 minigames, drawn from 18 kinds • Each lasts 7–20 seconds. One finger is all you need: tap, hold or swipe • One life. Fail a single minigame and the run is over • It speeds up as you go, with silly events and odd choices along the way WHY YOU'LL PLAY "JUST ONE MORE" • Chase a high score on the leaderboard (all-time best and this week) • Crows, pigeons, the station cat… turn the day's chaos into a short clip and share it • Collect 60 oddly specific items from the gacha, like "Free Station Tissues" • Retro pixel art of everyday Japanese streets, stations and trains FREE TO PLAY • Free with ads. There is nothing to buy • Ads may appear between runs • Gacha tickets come from clearing minigames. You can also watch an optional ad for one more • Gacha drop rates are shown in the game • Only your nickname appears on the leaderboard. You can report or block any name Sumimasen, coming through. Off we go!