Pixel Town: Akanemachi Mystery
15 😀     4 😒
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Pixel Town: Akanemachi Mystery Reviews

Welcome to the small, quaint town of Akanemachi. Eerie disturbances have been popping up after a recent earthquake, shaking up the residents' lives. Aya, a perfectly normal woman of the town, takes it upon herself to investigate the mysteries and banish the looming evil.
App ID2219810
App TypeGAME
Developers
Publishers Kagura Games
Categories Single-player, Steam Cloud
Genres Indie, RPG
Release Date24 Feb, 2023
Platforms Windows
Supported Languages English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese

Pixel Town: Akanemachi Mystery
19 Total Reviews
15 Positive Reviews
4 Negative Reviews
Mixed Score

Pixel Town: Akanemachi Mystery has garnered a total of 19 reviews, with 15 positive reviews and 4 negative reviews, resulting in a ‘Mixed’ overall score.

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Recent Steam Reviews

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Playtime: 216 minutes
In the very slim chance that you’re like me and you just love j-horror rpg maker games and you’re wondering if this is worth playing despite being a hentai game, I’m happy to report that it was pretty enjoyable. It requires a patch to add the hentai content in so by default it pretty much is just a fun little adventure mystery game. The idea of an eldritch God spreading bracelets that grant people’s twisted desires is genuinely compelling and something that would be cool to see explored further in a more plot oriented game. J-horror is basically comfort food for me and the vibes on this were very cozy. The game does a great job at highlighting exactly what you need to progress, although I did find myself getting lost a lot of times and blindly wandering around. Kind of odd knowing what this game is meant to be that it’s asking you to actually put in some effort to play it. But either way, I had a good time and definitely plan to pick up the sequels.
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