"The Key to the Veranda," a Japanese-style escape game. On a night during the Obon festival, you return to your childhood home, long vacant. Using an old key left on the veranda as a clue, you light lamps and unlock old locks in this puzzle-solving game. Look around the storehouse, study, and parlor, and use the sequence indicated by the waka poems and the hands of the stopped clock to reach "that day" you've forgotten.
A tranquil Japanese-style escape game set in a peaceful world, offering a deep and engaging experience. Immerse yourself in the Japanese scenery and lighting effects as you unravel the puzzles one by one.
■ Two-Part Story
- First Half: Storehouse → Study → Parlor. A puzzle-solving section requiring careful exploration, searching for clues by looking around.
- Second Half: Garden (Evening) → Shrine → Approach to the Shrine → Bridge. An emotionally charged farewell section, progressing screen by screen during the festival night.
■ Features
- A Japanese-style game featuring nighttime scenery and lighting effects inspired by Obon and festivals.
- A variety of puzzles with a satisfying unlocking experience, including dial locks, invisible light, and sequential lighting.
- Japanese-style rooms, landscapes, and family crests in each chapter enhance the atmosphere of Japanese culture and highlight key points in the story.
- Step-by-step hints for when you get stuck. Perfect for both those who like to take their time and those with short breaks.
- Playable offline in portrait mode. Enjoy puzzle-solving anytime without an internet connection.
■ Recommended for:
- Those who like Japanese-style and Japanese atmospheres.
- Those who enjoy escape games and puzzle-solving games that require careful problem-solving.
- Those who want to immerse themselves in a quiet and peaceful world.
■ Please Note
- This app displays advertisements.
- There are no horror or grotesque depictions. You can enjoy it with peace of mind.
Now, take a light and enter the house.
Welcome home.