SNAPLACE's Umeshiwa Onigiri Game Launches with 100 Mini-Games
A 300 yen one-time pass with no ads or gacha is a deliberate counter to the usual mobile model, and the three-minute daily loop is built around commuter play.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
SNAPLACE released Umeshiwa ~I Want to Go Home on Time 365 Days~ for iOS and Android on October 19, 2026. The pixel-art mini-game adventure follows an office worker who meets a talking onigiri at a convenience store after overtime. It packs 100 mini-game types across 1,095 stages over a 365-day in-game year. The first 30 days are free; a one-time 300 yen pass unlocks the rest.
The game ships with a second scenario, "Bring Back Noon," which follows why lunch break vanished from the town and includes all eight chapters. Each in-game day has three events and takes about three minutes, running from April 1 to March 31 of the following year.
The Mini-Game Arcade, a mode that strips out the story, offers 20 mini-games free and unlocks all 100 after purchase. The pass costs 300 yen including tax and carries no additional charges, subscriptions, ads, or gacha.
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