How Project Code M Handles Yoshiwara's Mature Themes
This approach could appeal to players who want mature themes without explicit content, potentially broadening the game's audience.
This approach could appeal to players who want mature themes without explicit content, potentially broadening the game's audience.
Key points - Hanada Keika shared new details about Project Code M via the NOVECT fanbox development journal. - Project Code M is a murder mystery game set in Tokyo's Taito Ward, including Asakusa and Ueno. - The game features the Yoshiwara neighborhood as a key setting. - The studio plans to portray the neighborhood while keeping explicit material to a minimum.
Timeline - Recent development journal: Hanada Keika shares details on Project Code M's setting and approach to mature content.
FAQ
Q: What is Project Code M about? A: It's a murder mystery game set in Tokyo's Taito Ward, featuring locations like Asakusa, Ueno, and Yoshiwara.
Q: Will Project Code M contain explicit content? A: The developers aim to keep explicit material to a minimum while still portraying the neighborhood authentically.
Q: When will Project Code M release? A: No release date or platforms have been announced yet.
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