Alright, here’s the scoop on Naribiki Village—it’s a first-person, single-player horror game all about exploring this mysterious village that shouldn’t even exist. The whole thing kicks off in 2000 when someone posts on a bulletin board about a tunnel that popped up on a cliff after a massive typhoon. The protagonist, who lives nearby, decides to check it out, and beyond the tunnel, they find Naribiki Village—a place that’s not on any map. From there it is all about to expose the dark secrets of this eerie place and figuring out why it is even there in the first place.
The game’s design is inspired by real abandoned buildings and villages in Japan, so it is got that authentic creepy vibe. But if horror isn’t your thing, don’t sweat it—there’s a Ruins Exploration Mode where you can explore the village without any of the scary stuff. You can even mess around with the time of day and take photos of the ruins with an in-game camera. It’s perfect if you just want to soak in the atmosphere without getting spooked. You may also be interested in the game FLOORS Now, if you’re thinking about sharing your gameplay or posting videos, there are some guidelines to keep in mind. You can stream or post videos featuring Narugamura (that’s the in-game name) for both commercial and non-commercial purposes. All parts of the game are fair game to share, just make sure to include the store page link in your descriptions.
Still images you take in-game can be posted or edited, but only for non-commercial use—selling those pics is a no-go. Also, using those images in monetized video thumbnails is cool, but remember, no posting on sites that violate public order, and definitely no misrepresenting the game. Oh, and they’d appreciate it if you could share your thoughts on the game and use the hashtag #鳴蟇村 when posting on social media, but that’s totally optional. Just a heads-up though, this game isn’t compatible with the Steam Deck, so plan accordingly!
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