Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes:
"Over the years PQube has really stepped up their localization efforts to bring niche and even bigger Japanese games to English speaking audiences first in Europe and now around the world. Few publishers that localize games such as these tend to dip their toes into actually developing a game but that just so happens to be the case with Kotodama: The 7 Mysteries of Fujisawa. Partnering with Art Co. PQube has brought out a mystery visual novel that is far more than it initially appears to be and perhaps a sign that more risks like this should be taken."
PQube reached out a press release teasing its future plans and celebrating the upcoming anniversary of the visual novel Kotodama.
Wow... I didn't know PQube was British... I actually almost bought Kotodama on my game shopping adventure last weekend, but I got Our World has Ended Day One Edition instead, Well I guess the fates were smiling down upon me for making that decision.
PQube is British, but Kotodama is mainly developed by a Japanese studio with PQube's supervision.
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Amazon has discounted the physical version of Kotodama: The 7 Mysteries of Fujisawa to $21.97 on the Nintendo Switch.
