Kindaichi Mystery Series: The Honjin Murders set to investigate the Nintendo Switch later this month
coly has announced that they’re bringing Kindaichi Mystery Series: The Honjin Murders, a mystery puzzle novel game, to the Nintendo Switch. No release date, but the release is expected for later this month.
In Japan specifically, Kindaichi Mystery Series: The Honjin Murders will cost 1,500 Yen, and offer an English language option.
Here’s some details and screenshots for the game:
A murder brought about by the twisted oppression of the Showa era…
A mystery puzzle novel game full of the emotion, fear, and macabre from the Showa era has arrived in the modern Reiwa era.
The Koto Murder Case… A horrifying locked room murder that beset the Ichiyanagi family.
Together with a detective novelist from Okayama, your goal is to piece together testimonies collected from villagers and those involved in the incident and uncover the truth.
Then, you must complete the detective novel based on this incident.
What kind of ending awaits you?
It begins:
On November 26, 1937 at approximately 4:00 AM, honjin descendant Kenzo Ichiyanagi and his new wife Katsuko Kubo lay dead in a bed of blood on the night of their wedding.
Aside from the lifeless married couple, not a soul lurked inside the annexe on the night of the incident.
T’was a “locked room murder” with the fallen snow covering any traces of an escaped killer.
After hearing of the incident, detective Kosuke Kindaichi arrives at the scene, collecting testimonies about the incident as he searches for the truth about this locked room murder mystery. However…
Gameplay:
A unique experience with the thrill of piecing together clues and testimonies like a puzzle while also enjoying the immersive feeling of learning the truth as it unfolds.
- The visuals and sounds of Japanese horror heighten the excitement of this mystery drama.
- As you lead the story to its conclusion, you will discover the shocking truth behind the incident.
Kindaichi Mystery Series: The Honjin Murders (Switch – eShop) does not have a release date yet, but is slated for a March release.
