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About This Game After recieving a voicemail from a friend whose been dead for 5 years, you head to the location as directed and end up at Taiku Mansion. As soon as you step inside, the front door jams shut behind you. It was a trap. An ominous voice fills the mansion and your mind. You have no idea who this voice belongs to, but they want you dead. You have until dawn to escape the mansion. Fail and you're dead. succeed... and you might just live to tell the tale.FeaturesUnique Puzzles: Every puzzle you face within the mansion is unique and different. No two puzzles are the same so you will be forced to you every inch of your cunning and wit to solve the mysteries before it's too late. Classic Gameplay: Using gameplay tropes from classic text adventure titles, mixed lovingly with modern staples of the game industry - use a simplfied interface to navigate around the mansion with ease.Haunting atmosphere: Every sound, image and puzzle has been hand crafted to send the chills through every hair on the back of your neck. Every crunch, punch, footstep and door opening has been tuned to ensure you never feel safe whilst solving the riddles of Taiku Mansion. Deeper Story: Taiku Mansion features a narrative written by Ryan Shah (Kitatus), who has written a number of extremely popular books, both fiction and non-fiction. Every word, letter and phrase has been inserted with the greatest attention to detail to add to the creepy aesthetics of Taiku Mansion. a09c17d780 Title: TAIKU MANSIONGenre: Action, AdventureDeveloper:ST. TAIKU, KITATUSPublisher:KITATUSRelease Date: 13 Feb, 2017 TAIKU MANSION Free Download Install rubbish, germen translation is a joke. No real story, no graphic, way to easy questscomplete crap and not worth 10 Cent. What a remarkable experience.The game starts out with a breathtaking symbol...a monster that looks like a bent willy.It then gets even better as the introduction sets the scene for what will be a stuuning shortish trip. Get your popcorn ready before you play this one as you will feel as though you are at the movies.The doors are really well painted, with all of them looking startlingly different. Ambient sounds are quite the shock, with the clicking of the doors being that Yessssssss moment of meciful release from some of the more complex puzzles. Speaking of puzzles, most are not so tough but the piano puzzle near the start will need some experimentation. The best puzzle and I genuinely believe it to be one of the greatest puzzles of all adventure games (Everyone MUST try it!) is puzzle number 7. Don't read spoiler reviews that give away the answer as it is a puzzle of absolute genius. I have never encountered a game (and I have played LOTS of point and click adventures) with such a unique and brilliant puzzle. This puzzle alone makes the whole experience well worth the price of entry.Upon completion, we are offered the teaser that there may be more coming...a sequel perhaps...with more stunning puzzles like puzzle 7 (or even 1). Ohhhh yesssss pleassssse :):). Was awesome to play that game. Would play it again.No problems or anything. Only the translation is sometimes weird so I would play it in English.10\/10. I...literally beat this game in 15 minutes, and only puzzle I had to 'look up' was the one from Metal Gear Solid where you need the codec frequency from the back of the actual game case (it's 140.15 for anyone curious).I cannot recommend this game at all...mostly because the puzzles weren't all that great, and it LITERALLY TOOK ME 15 MINUTES TO BEAT. My play time? I GOT 100% ON THE GAME.Certainly not worth even the CDN$ 4.39 I spent for it. I wanted to like it, because it seemed really interesting.+It was a neat waste of 15 minutes.+Comes in multiple languages.-It was a neat waste of ONLY 15 minutes-The puzzles were, mostly, stab in the dark to solve. The MGS one didn't even give a good clue 'from another game' could mean literally anything, not to mention the game came out in 1998.-Far too overpriced for what you get-The UI seemed very basic, and the buttons didn't really match the other aesthetics of the game.-This is more the writer in me talking, but the way the sentences were structured had me cringing. 'As soon as I heard it, I was on the road. On the road for over 48 hours' or 'As soon as I entered the door swung shut behind me and was jammed shut'. This many fragmented sentences just make it feel overtly amateurish.-Did I mention how appallingly short it was?I'm getting a refund. It's not worth it at the current price point. I'd only get it on a Weeklong Deal for CDN$ 0.24 if it ever came with cards. And only because you'd get money BACK.TLDR: Don't buy this.. Taiku Mansion is reminiscent of some of these text-based adventure games from the old days that had pixelated graphics and a rather simple approach to gameplay. We are trapped in the titular mansion and our job is to flee. In order to do so we have to visit 9 rooms and, accordingly, solve 9 puzzles. Solving one puzzle results in the opening of a new door so you know where you have to go. Actually, you do not really know as you are not told which room got open. We have a map at our disposal and unlocked rooms are highlighted but when you already have a lot opened you might just wander into the very same you've been to before. A map is supposed to help you as the rooms can be found downstairs as well as upstairs. I do not have an issue with games having pixelated graphics but when the UI looks equally horrible I do not appreciate it. Not from a game released last year - if I want I can just run an old adventure game utilising DosBox. Some puzzles are OK but others are too cryptic. So much so that whatever easter egg or meta joke the creator hid there you will probably not understand and will eventually rely on a guide. Which is exactly what this game is for. Using a guide to 100% complete it so that's one more game on your list if you are a completionist. The ending is a bit of a cliffhanger but I will probably skip the sequel (if there are any plans for it). Taiku Mansion represents a good idea with bad execution. Not recommended.. Interesting game. Definitely a throwback to the older Puzzle games like Myst but with less exploration and more direct puzzle solving. Had an issue on the Piano but it makes sense once you solve it and the 2nd to last puzzle also had me confused as there was no real hints anywhere for it =(Overall not a bad game, I liked the presentation. Would recommend picking it up on sale, probably not a good time\/value ratio at the full price.