PLOT

After the sudden death of her parents, a young girl named Shiori Kanzaki finds a photo of a man she believes to be her grandfather. Hoping to meet them, she goes to the village of Azaka, in which, apparently, he lived. However, upon arrival, she finds out that there is a museum in the tiny village, where, it seems, she lived when she was little. There she meets Miyako, a high school student who is constantly getting into trouble, and Kotaro, the strange owner of the museum, communicating with the help of notes. Kotaro reluctantly allows her to stay at the museum for a while and explore her family. In the village there is a legend "Kotori-obake" about a demon-woman who kidnaps children who come to the nearby forest. How does this story relate to Shiori's past and why does she hear voices calling her, commanding her: "Come fulfill the promise"?

COMMUNITY OPINION

A very soulful game with a touching plot and pleasant characters. I'll even say more, Suga-kun has become my favorite character in general. He's beautiful. I could write a whole essay about its merits, but then spoilers will already go. But if it wasn't for him, the game wouldn't have seemed so good to me, for the reason that it was made a little...clumsy. There are a lot of boring books, the text of which seems important only at the end, and at the beginning is not remembered at all (it may even alienate someone from further passage). Sprites are jerky, poorly cut, the surrounding objects do not harmonize with each other, and some riddles are unreasonably complex. The author's inexperience is felt (by the way, in his next work "Satsuriku no Tenshi" these shortcomings were corrected). But it doesn't really interfere with the plot, so I can easily turn a blind eye to it.