1990s Horror Games The Scary Stories at School and Tsukikomori Hit Switch
The Switch releases bring two 1990s horror adventures to a modern platform with quick save, rewind, and speed adjustment features, alongside a physical double pack and limited editions with new novels.
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D3PUBLISHER released Nintendo Switch versions of the horror adventure games The Scary Stories at School and Tsukikomori on September 10. Both 1990s titles have players advancing through tales told by multiple storytellers, with scenarios that change based on storyteller order and player choices. Download versions cost 2,970 yen each, with physical and limited editions also available.
The two games share a branching structure: in The Scary Stories at School, seven storytellers are meant to cover the seven mysteries of the school, but only six arrive on the interview day, and the tales start without the seventh. Tsukikomori gathers relatives at a rural main family home who trade scary stories after being told that doing so at the seventh memorial service can bring the dead back.
Both works hide additional scenarios behind certain conditions. The Switch versions add quick save and load, rewind, and game speed adjustment, and the limited editions for each title bundle a newly written novel by Takiya Iijima with an original soundtrack CD.
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