Tsumimi Time Psycho Horror Adventure Releases Today on Steam
A four-hour first playthrough that stretches to eight or nine hours across multiple endings, with interventions and deductions reshaping both the streams and the ending, puts the game's runtime and replay in the hands of viewer choices rather than a fixed script.
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Tsumimi Time: I Love You to the Point of Madness, a psycho horror adventure developed by Toushokusya with CIRCLE LINE GAMES, launches on Steam today at 19:30 for 1,980 yen with Japanese support. The player acts as a viewer who intervenes in streamer Tsumimi's broadcasts through comments, tips and gifts, and investigates the disappearance of her former partner Mashiro across a 15-day day-night cycle.
The Steam store page flags horror elements, including unsettling depictions and psychological fear, plus content tied to violence, blood, self-harm and suicide. Character design is by Wata Wata. Kagura Mea sings the theme song, with lyrics and composition by Kikuo, and its music video has passed 1.2 million views on YouTube.
The game uses what it describes as three-dimensional acoustic direction closing in from 360 degrees, and recommends earphones or headphones. By day the player works through SNS, fan sites, maps and search; by night the player watches Tsumimi's stream and intervenes with comments, MegaChat tips and gifts.
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