春琉ト怪夜

春琉ト怪夜 is a really atmospheric mystery adventure that pulled me in almost immediately. I play as a college student who travels to a mountain mansion after receiving a message from Yukie, only to wake up there with a mysterious girl named Haru. I liked the setup because it creates a strong sense of curiosity right away, and I wanted to understand what was really happening inside the mansion. The exploration is built around searching rooms for clues and deciding where I want to investigate next. I liked that the mansion does not force me through a completely fixed route. Being able to search different rooms in the order I choose makes the experience feel more like an investigation, especially when I start connecting details from different parts of the building. The choice system is another strong part of the game. The information I discover can affect the decisions I make, and those decisions can lead the story toward different endings. I enjoyed this because the clues are not just collectibles. They actually matter when I have to decide what to believe and how I want to deal with Haru. The characters also give the story more personality. Haru is mysterious but friendly, while Toriru the black cat adds a small but memorable presence around the mansion. The fully voiced Japanese dialogue helps the scenes feel more alive, and I liked how much the game relies on atmosphere rather than constant action to keep me interested. The mansion itself is the biggest strength for me. The combination of an isolated mountain setting, strange rooms and an increasingly disturbing mystery creates a very effective mood. The game also knows when to let me sit with uncertainty rather than explaining everything immediately. That made the quieter moments just as interesting as the more frightening discoveries. My biggest issue is that the game can feel more like a visual novel and hidden object adventure than a traditional horror game. There are not many complex mechanics beyond searching, reading and making choices, so anyone looking for combat or elaborate puzzles may find it too passive. I also think some story elements could have been developed further, especially because the setting has so much potential. Overall, 春琉ト怪夜 is a very enjoyable free mystery adventure with a strong atmosphere and a story that rewards paying attention. I liked searching through the mansion, learning more about Haru and making decisions based on the clues I found. The lack of English support is a significant limitation, but for players comfortable with Japanese, I think the combination of mystery, exploration and branching endings makes this well worth experiencing. Rating: 6.7/10