Zombie Police: Midsummer Unhappy New Year

Zombie Police: Midsummer Unhappy New Year

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Description

Ancient customs vs. Detective Zomby—what could possibly happen? Investigate a tragedy caught on a VTuber’s livestream in a village frozen in midsummer. Dive into minds, connect testimony in your Journal, and crack the case in this comedy-mystery adventure.

Platforms

macOS · Windows

Developer

Lobstudio

Publisher

Lobstudio

Last sync

October 8, 2026

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About the Game

A mystery frozen in midsummer

It's the height of summer, yet Shimofuri Village lies frozen as if in deep winter. When a VTuber's livestream ends in tragedy, zombie detective Akemi Kabane and her junior partner Yasu Tamura, a fan of detective dramas, take the case. Question witnesses, dive into minds, and organize testimony to uncover the truth in a mystery adventure that mixes comedy and serious drama.

Estimated playtime: 5–7 hours (varies by play style).

Detective Tamura talks to someone wearing a cow mask during a nighttime investigation.

From questioning to Zombie Dive

Investigate people and places to gather testimony. With Akemi's Zombie Dive, enter someone's mind, choose what to ask, and uncover clues that ordinary questioning might miss. You can dive into objects and museum exhibits, too.

Zombie Dive presents the question “What are you?” with the choices “I’m a zombie” and “Nope, I’m human.”

Connect clues in the Journal

Use Yasu's Journal to organize testimony and keywords. Choose clues to fill in the blanks and make sense of how events connect.

The Journal shows a sentence with a blank and four possible keywords, including arsenic trioxide.

Spot contradictions and present evidence

Use what you have learned to find contradictions and present evidence as you close in on the truth.

An immortal detective and her grounded partner

Akemi can take off her head or drink poison to test a theory. Yasu has to keep up with her unconventional methods. Enjoy their banter as they investigate the mystery surrounding the village's customs.

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