Tatari

It feels like you must have prior knowledge of Japanese folklore to grasp it all better, but having to search up outside the game to understand something, the game failed to do any solid storytelling. I found myself mostly waiting for the end like a corny horror movie from the 80s.

It’s still a Japanese horror game with good intentions. It gets a lot of things right, but it’s let down by technical flaws. That said, it has a good story and some decent, clever puzzles, and it’s worth acknowledging the work of the studio founded by two brothers who have good intentions and certainly the talent to grow.