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Urban Myth Dissolution Center (Multi-Language)

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Language  Japanese, English, Korean, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Hindi, Arabic

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The Urban Myth Dissolution Center – your one-stop solution for researching and (dis)solving monstrous oddities, cursed relics, and dimensional anomalies!

Take on urban myth cases as heroine Azami Fukurai, under the supervision of Ayumu Meguriya, Level S psychic and Center Director.

The game is an episodical digital mystery adventure themed on multiple urban myths that roam the internet and are presented in stunning psychedelic pixel art.

The player takes control of Azami for the detective legwork, collecting circumstantial evidence and social network posts to unravel the truth behind each urban myth, the hidden pasts of each client, and why they came to encounter each oddity. Dis(solve) each myth and case to discover each episode's resolution and unexpected consequences.

The Urban Myth Dissolution Center is a privately owned institution specializing in adaptive research (both onsite and online) and collection, as well as psychic divination by Center Director Ayumu Meguriya, of the numerous urban myths that dot the offline and online worlds.

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I don't understand the hype
To be clear, I did not hate this game. I just don't get why it's hyped up so much. I guess people probably liked it artistically. The pacing and writing feels weird at times, and I've seen a review that says the writing is weird in the original Japanese as well. In terms of gameplay, there's basically no consequence for getting something wrong and not much optional content to see. The game is very linear, so your playthrough won't differ much from a YouTube playthrough. I did like the ending, some of the humor, the music, and other aspects, but as a game, I was disappointed.

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