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Hayarigami: Keishichou Kaii Jiken File (2004)

2004 · Nippon Ichi Software · Edited by 1

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Synopsis

From chain mails that leads to murder, mysterious suicides and missing children, you, as a police officer have to put all your brain cells to work, connect the events together to discover the truth.

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Une proposition de 2004 centrée sur Horror, PlayStation 2 et Visual Novel. Réalisée par Nippon Ichi Software.

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  • Paranormal
  • Horreur corporelle
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Influences

  1. 1991
    Heart of Saphilamun
  2. 1992
    Otogirisou
  3. 1995
    Zakuro no Aji
  4. 1995
    Hyaku Monogatari: Honto ni Atta Kowai Hanashi
  5. 1996
    Tsukikomori
  6. 2004
    Hayarigami: Keishichou Kaii Jiken File

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