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Iconology (Multi-Language)

  • Idea Factory
  • Compatible with Nintendo™ Switch, Nintendo™ Switch 2
Version: JapanJapan
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Product Languages

Subtitles  Japanese, English, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional)

Specs

Edition
Standard

Item Description

ICONOLOGY is a crime-suspense visual novel and the debut title of IFChronicle, featuring a unique investigation system centered on the White Cube, an apparatus that transforms suspects’ thoughts into cognitive paintings that can be deciphered for clues.

In a near future where increasingly complex and brutal crimes have become a growing threat, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department establishes the secret Experimental Task Force and uses the White Cube to investigate the minds of suspects. Haruho Tsubakiya, an art-school student whose parents were brutally murdered in an unsolved case ten years earlier, is recruited as a Special Investigator because of her talent for deciphering the cognitive paintings produced by the device. Driven by a desire for truth and revenge, Haruho investigates crimes by entering a second crime scene—the suspect’s subconscious.

Key Features

Investigate Through Cognitive Paintings
Use the White Cube to examine graphical representations of suspects’ thoughts and decipher the abstract imagery to uncover hidden clues within their minds.

A Crime Scene Inside the Mind
ICONOLOGY transforms the suspect’s subconscious into a unique investigative setting, allowing Haruho to pursue evidence and uncover the truth beyond the physical crime scene.

Haruho Tsubakiya’s Personal Investigation
Play as Haruho, an art-school student recruited as a Special Investigator because of her ability to interpret cognitive paintings, while she searches for the culprit behind her parents’ unsolved murder.

A Specialized Experimental Task Force
Work alongside members of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department’s secret Experimental Task Force, including detectives, a scientific investigator responsible for the White Cube, and other personnel supporting the investigation.

Story by Makoto Fukami and Character Designs by Teita
The scenario is written by Makoto Fukami, known for his work on PSYCHO-PASS and Resident Evil films, while character designs are provided by Teita, whose credits include Fate/Grand Order and CharadeManiacs.

FAQs and Guides

  • What is ICONOLOGY?
    ICONOLOGY is a crime-suspense visual novel centered on investigating criminal cases through cognitive paintings generated from suspects’ thoughts.
  • What is the White Cube?
    The White Cube is an advanced apparatus used by the Experimental Task Force to render a person’s thoughts as cognitive paintings that can be analyzed during investigations.
  • Who is Haruho Tsubakiya?
    Haruho is an art-school university student recruited as a Special Investigator because of her talent for deciphering the cognitive paintings produced by the White Cube. Her personal goal is to uncover the culprit responsible for her parents’ unsolved murder.
  • What is the Experimental Task Force?
    It is a secret division established by the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department to investigate increasingly complex and brutal crimes using advanced investigative technology, including the White Cube.
  • Who created the story and character designs?
    Makoto Fukami handles the scenario, while Teita is responsible for the character designs and illustrations.
  • What makes ICONOLOGY’s investigation different?
    Rather than investigating only conventional crime scenes, Haruho and the task force examine the suspect’s subconscious through cognitive paintings, effectively turning the mind itself into a second crime scene.

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