ノースウェステリアの子供

ノースウェステリアの子供

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50% positive (1 / 2)

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Description

宝くじの隠し場所を聞く為に、地獄へ行く男の物語。プレイ時間1時間程度の、一人称ジャパニーズホラーゲーム。白黒とカラーの世界が地獄独特の恐怖と美しさを引き立てます。開発は、20歳の学生。プログラミングから演出まで、すべて独学で完成させた第3作。

Released

February 1, 2026

Price

$4.99

Platforms

Windows

Developer

Ituki Ebina

Publisher

Ituki Ebina

Last sync

September 26, 2026

About

■ Story

The wife is dead.
And worse—before she could reveal where the lottery ticket was hidden.

The man makes a decision.
That’s it. I’ll go to Hell.

To find out the fate of what might be a winning lottery ticket, he ventures into Hell in search of his deceased wife.
A never-before-seen journey into Hell begins, driven by a motive lighter than life itself.

■ Gameplay / Game Mechanics

This is a first-person exploration adventure game.
Players walk through stages, examining the environment and objects to progress the story.

  • Mostly linear exploration
  • No combat elements
  • Minimal jump scares

■ Objective / Goal

The goal of the game is to explore the world of Hell, find the deceased wife, and reach the conclusion of the story.

■ Character Progression

There are no progression systems such as leveling up or skill acquisition.

■ Challenge Elements

  • No enemy combat
  • A small amount of action-based controls
  • Designed with low difficulty, allowing even players who dislike horror to finish the game

■ Playtime

  • Approximately 1 hour to complete

■ Genre

  • Japanese Horror
  • Exploration Adventure

■ Key Features

  • A unique visual style based on monochrome aesthetics
  • Psychological horror enhanced through effective use of color
  • Atmosphere-focused design with restrained jump scares
  • Psychological fear created through sound and spatial design
  • A story-driven experience that can be completed in a short time

■ Development

This game was entirely self-taught and developed by a 20-year-old student, handling both programming and design.
Development took approximately one month.
It is the developer’s third solo project, created by investing 70% of their total savings.

■ Video Streaming Policy

  • Video streaming / Let’s Play content: Allowed
  • Please be sure to include a link to the Steam store page in the video description
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