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Sprachen: EN
Your skill as a Jujutsu sorcerer is the ability to use cursed techniques over long distances.
But in exchange for that power, you are unable to leave your home - a student who has been registered in name only.
One day, news of ordinary people going missing one after another at an abandoned school reaches your high school.
Investigations confirm that it is the work of a cursed spirit.
You get a letter from your teacher, Satoru Gojo, who also happens to be the strongest jujutsu sorcerer in the world.
"It has been decided that the first-year students will be in charge of the abandoned school's disappearance incidents. Your help is absolutely vital to this case. We're counting on you!"
You use the contact information you received from Gojo to get in touch with the other 3 first-year students at the location.
Cooperate with them to uncover the truth behind the case, and exorcise the cursed spirit at the abandoned school!
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This is one of those tricky reviews to write. Some games are well presented but poorly designed; some are just bad; but Escape from the Cursed Spirit of the Abandoned School has a great deal that's notably clever and original, and even so I just didn't enjoy playing it very much. And the biggest reason for that is what's ostensibly the game's biggest selling point, its IP tie-in.
The game is based on Jujutsu Kaisen, which is apparently one of the best-selling manga/anime franchises of all time,...
Escape from the Cursed Spirit was about as close to being in an interactive movie as I could imagine, with high quality videos featuring artwork and characters from the Jujutsu Kaijen manga/anime series and an engaging storyline, not to mention puzzles that make the player part of the action
The Cursed Spirit is another fantastic play at home escape game from SCRAP and Real Escape Game Japan and we’re thrilled to have played it. As ‘Saturday evening entertainment‘ goes, it’s a hundred times more fun than watching a film or playing a traditional boxed escape game because it’s like both things combined together.