During the recent Tokyo Game Show 2024, publisher Shueisha Games shared a new trailer (below) and release window for “psycho-detective mystery adventure” Urban Myth Dissolution Center.
Developed by Hakababunko, Urban Myth Dissolution Center will be released worldwide in February 2025 for PC via Steam, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch, with text support for 13 languages including English, Korean, Arabic, and Hindi.
Hakababunko also shared photos on Twitter/X of an impressive installation at TGS 2024 featuring imagery from Urban Myth Dissolution Center.
Urban Myth Dissolution Center is a single-player psycho-detective mystery adventure where you will take on the role of Azami Fukurai, tasked with unraveling mysteries as she helps run the day-to-day operation of the titular Dissolution Center. She’s no ordinary rookie, though, possessing the ability to see the memories of places through her glasses. Utilizing her unique gifts and under the supervision of unenthusiastic but capable colleague Jasmine and wheelchair-bound director and psychic Ayumu Meguriya, Azami must navigate cursed relics, dimensional anomalies, and otherworldly creatures in search of answers, delving into the paranormal activity surrounding each case
Episode 3: Stairway to Limbo Summary
In Episode 3: Stairway to Limbo Azami and Jasmine go undercover, joining the invitation-only “Ueno Occult & Dark” mystery tour to investigate its unknown organiser. As the investigation unfolds, they uncover a disturbing connection among the participants. But where is this increasingly ominous tour leading?
Urban Myth Dissolution Center Screenshots
This game has some intriguing horror vibes and a Game Boy Advance-esque graphical presentation. In many ways, it reminds me of 2020’s WORLD OF HORROR with a more colorful palette and a stronger emphasis on narrative. I dig this style and will definitely be keeping a close eye on Urban Myth Dissolution Center when it comes out in February 2025.
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