Paranormasight on Android (dematerialized)
€ 12.99 – Google Play
The Paranormasight game on Android goes from € 21.99 to € 12.99 today (Y)
An authentic visual novel of horror of mystery resolution.
Paranormasight: the seven mysteries of Honjo
The legend of “Honjo Seven Mysteries” is a history of ghosts that exists in Tokyo in Japan.
The “curse” begins with “the rite of the resurrection”.
Summary
A game of visual novel of horror/mystery located in Sumida, Tokyo, Japan at the end of the 20th century.
The unique characters are shaken by curses.
The story takes place through the intertwining of the characters' agendas, and you will be guided until the conclusion of your own hands.
History
Shogo, an ordinary office employee, and his friend Yoko Fukunaga, a young woman who has worked at the Kinshobori department store for night.
Shogo and his friend Yoko were investigating a story of local ghosts, “Honjo Seven Mysteries”, in Kinshobori park at midnight.
Shogo was half convinced by the story of Yoko that she had something to do with the “rite of the resurrection”, but strange things began to happen after the other before her eyes.
However, strange things have started to happen one after the other …
At the same time, some people continue the “seven mysteries of Honjo”.
The detectives continue a series of strange deaths, the high school girls seek the truth behind the suicide of a classmate and the mother swears to avenge her lost son.
History is transformed into a horrible battle of curses while their respective agendas intertwine around the seven mysteries of Honjo.
Features
◆ Representation of 360 ° background from Japan at the end of the 20th century.
The realistic urban landscape is reproduced with a “360 ° sky background” filmed by a 360 ° camera with the entire cooperation of the tourism division of the city of Sumida, the local museum, the tourism association and the local community.
Breathtaking games by cursed characters.
Shocking truth revealed by your own hands.
The shocking truth is revealed by your own hands.
