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The concept of guiding Hitomi as the voice in her head instead of controlling her directly is so clever, and it really makes you care about every choice you make. I love how the game is set in modern Japan, which makes the story feel grounded and real. The way she reacts if you lead her astray adds

Honestly, I wasn't sure how I'd feel about guiding Hitomi instead of playing as her directly, but the trust mechanic is addictive — the first time she ignored my advice because I rushed a choice, I felt genuinely responsible. The modern-day Japan setting makes every quiet street and train station fe

The 'voice in her head' mechanic is genuinely tense — you really feel it when you give her bad advice and she starts ignoring you. Feels like a fresh take on psychological storytelling for the PS1.