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Daiobake Yashiki: Hamamura Jun no Jitsuwa Kaidan (1998)

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Daiobake Yashiki: Hamamura Jun no Jitsuwa Kaidan is a visual novel game released on Playstation in 1998. The story proceeds as a visual novel, in which the main character is told ghost stories or reads some books. In the main character's action part, you have two choices in conversation with other characters, and the ghost story you hear changes depending on which one you choose. The character's likability depends on the choice. If the character's likability is low, the story is forced to end halfway through. The ghost stories are told in full voice and read in the text; there are no options in the middle of either. Once you've heard a ghost story, you can play it back in the "Jitsuwa Kaidan-shuu" mode. The graphics are live-action and CG.

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  1. 1991
    Heart of Saphilamun
  2. 1992
    Otogirisou
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    Ugetsu Kitan
  4. 1995
    Zakuro no Aji
  5. 1995
    Hyaku Monogatari: Honto ni Atta Kowai Hanashi
  6. 1998
    Daiobake Yashiki: Hamamura Jun no Jitsuwa Kaidan

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