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Missing Children is a Japanese horror-themed adventure game about a bully detective searching for reported missing children.
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Dark, contemplative, unpretentious and plot-driven.
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Rice DigitalPete DavisonAug 2021Missing Children is definitely one of Chilla’s Art’s better titles; its emphasis on investigation and atmosphere rather than outright horror means it will likely appeal to a broader audience than some of the team’s other games, too. So if you’ve typically passed on these titles, you may want to give Missing Children a go — after all, like all its stablemates, it’s only a couple of quid, after all!
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