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UGOMEKU NOTE Is a Bizarre RPG Where Jokes Fly Faster Than Reactions
The indie game 'UGOMEKU NOTE' by creator Kagaya, shown at Bitsummit 2026, is a personal RPG project whose hand-drawn notebook visuals and relentless surreal gags leave players struggling to keep up.
Reporting from 1 source: Denfaminicogamer.
Why it matters
The game's absurdist, joke-a-second style and rhythm-based battle system mark it as a standout oddity among the Bitsummit indie lineup.
Key Facts
- The indie game 'UGOMEKU NOTE' was shown at Bitsummit 2026.
- The game's hero is run over by a reckless driver and hospitalized within five minutes of the demo.
- A mysterious creature made only of butt and thighs replaces the hero as the protagonist.
- The battle system is a rhythm game where directional keys handle both attack and defense.
- The game is a personal RPG project by creator Kagaya with hand-drawn notebook visuals.
The demo opens with the hero hit by a reckless driver and hospitalized within five minutes, replaced by a mysterious creature made of butt and thighs as the protagonist.
The game opens with a classic hero's quest, then immediately subverts it: the hero is run over by a reckless driver and hospitalized five minutes in. A 'mysterious creature made only of butt and thighs' visiting the castle is ordered to take over. The battle system is a rhythm game where directional keys handle both attack and defense, with on-beat and off-beat inputs as difficulty scales. A know-it-all professor explains the tutorial, then leaves to go to a daycare center. The jokes come so fast that the writer reports having no time to react.
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