"One day is all we have," reads the trailer — and that's the pitch behind Sumire, a beautiful narrative game from GameTomo, the studio that localised Cuphead and SuperHot into Japanese.
The game was featured in Japan's Indie World presentation, and follows the adventures of a young girl named Sumire, as she embarks on a one-day journey to see the spirit of her grandmother. Along the way, she will make important choices that will dictate how the game plays out, and how it ends.
"Sumire is a game about choice and regret," says Michael Ely, the Director at GameTomo, in a press release statement. "As the morning gradually unfurls into afternoon and night, our protagonist will come to terms with decisions she’s made that have affected her life and the lives of those around her.”
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Sumire is available now on the Nintendo eShop for £11.69/$14.99 with a 10% discount until the 3rd of June.
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She looks somewhat like Gawr Gura at first glance lol.
Damn these Persona 5 spinoffs are getting wild
The flower is evil, calling it now.
Definitely on my radar, but as far as this month's animesque releases with multiple endings go, tomorrow's A Little Lily Princess takes priority. Funny, I don't even recall the latter announced in the Hanako Games lineup (otherwise I'd ditch it from Steam wishlist ages ago) - I thought I'd find myself double-dipping on their Long Live the Queen first. But this sure damn works for me as well.
Might get it for the multiple story branches.
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