Naraku no Shiro Portable Ichiyanagi Nagomu, Nidome no Junan
Parent game
Part of collection:
Ichiyanagi Mysteries
(last 3 games)
This is an adventure game based on a classical mystery novel.
Could be interesting
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playdate and c64 double feature!
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