Just keep walking left. The latest Tsugunohi returns to the series’ roots with its early visual style and atmosphere. On a sweltering summer day, a girl walks home past “righteous” people, a thread of salvation, and her mother beneath a white umbrella. Is that hand salvation—or a curse?
Not bad for what it is, with a decently disquieting horror vibe, but I do like more game in my game. This is really more of a short film, having you just walk to the left and tap through dialogue for the duration (about 40 minutes). Again, I enjoyed it well enough for what it is, and the fact that I did get some enjoyment out of a type of passive game...
Note: It's a good short story, not exactly a game aside from holding left to walk. Treat it as a short movie
It's a good short interactive story about how false accusations could ruin someone's entire life and those around them. You play as the daughter of a family that's been ostracized by the town they live in due to the father being falsely accused...
very GOOD
waiting for continuous of Yumemi's Family
Tsugunohi -The Thread That Beckons to Heaven- is a psychological horror adventure that demonstrates how an ordinary journey can become deeply unsettling when familiar surroundings slowly stop obeying expectations. Developed by ImCyan and published by Vaka Game Magazine, this installment stays faithful to the distinctive philosophy of the Tsugunohi series,...
absolutely stunning visual storytelling! i really love the subtle changes at first with each loop ^_^ this is my first tsugunohi game and im excited to try out the others!!
