
An exploration/horror/adventure game about the codependent, love-hate relationship between two men.
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"After falling asleep on the last train, I woke up in a bizarre place called Saihate Station..."
An exploration/horror/adventure game about the codependent, love-hate relationship between two men.
The main characters Haru Akinashi and Shion Tatsunami are both 26 years old and work in the same company.
Since Haru joined the company two months earlier, Shion calls him "Senpai."
They are complete opposites: Shion is cheerful and adept at everything, while Haru is a slow worker who lacks confidence.
Feeling inferior, and even a little envious, Haru starts to distance himself from Shion.
But a twist of fate brings both of them to Saihate Station, where they make a promise to work together and return home.
Their interactions are awkward at first, given the estrangement, but with each problem they overcome together, Haru recalls their former friendship, and their bond grows stronger than before.
Then, the whole truth of Saihate Station is revealed.
What will become of their feelings? And what are their destinations?

● Haru Akinashi
A self-effacing office worker who lacks confidence and social skills.
He processes things slowly and is often reprimanded by his manager.
Because he joined the company two months earlier, he's told to behave like a senior to Shion.
The two get along well, being the same age, but Haru starts to distance himself from Shion due to feelings of inferiority and even envy.

● Shion Tatsunami
An office worker at the same company as Haru, whom he calls "Senpai."
He appears to be talented, cheerful and kind, but the truth is...

Multiple endings
Your actions will affect Haru's dependency level, which determines how the story unfolds.

Low difficulty
The game features only simple puzzles and chase scenes, with no surprise elements. Even if you encounter a game over, you can continue right away without needing to load a save.

Focus on dialogue
You can enjoy the interactions of two completely different characters.
This work contains depictions of physical and verbal abuse, blood, unsettling sound effects, vomiting, murder, justification of criminal acts, and ambiguous ethics. It may be unsuitable for players who have difficulties distinguishing fiction and reality, who are dealing with mental health issues, or who are susceptible to over-stimulation.
Other Added new languages. Can be switched in-game. (Russian, Brazilian Portuguese, Thai, and Vietnamese translated by volunteers) Added illustrations. Fixed various bugs, improved presentation and usability. "hint_spoiler" (strategy hints) and "readme" can be viewed by viewing local files.
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Languages: Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, English, Thai, Vietnamese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, French, Italian, Spanish - Spain +2 more
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De los mmejores juegos de terror que he probado,lo mejor es que tiene un femboy yandere
Friendship between two men is so beautiful...
great game, sound effects really made me feel as i was Haru , overall design is amazing. i hope to find my Tatsumi irl, really loved him.
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im depressed now 100/10
Jogo incrivel, imersivo, de se pensar e conectar a história, amei os puzzles, nada complicados de ficar horas e horas martelando a cabeça, finais otimos, fiz pelo menos 2 diferentes
두 남자가 예쁘고 아오이가 불쌍해요
아!!! 머리가아악!!!
okay this is one of the best games i've ever played and the first horror like that and its AWESOME
beautiful game
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