TESURA
Paper Ghost Stories: Third Eye Open Nintendo Switch
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Third Eye Open tells the story of a young girl who has the ability to see spirits.
Description
Discover Paper Ghost Stories: Third Eye Open on Nintendo Switch!
Will this emerging power be a blessing or a curse? Will she be able to save her family and uncover the secrets this adventure holds?
The game takes place in a small Malaysian suburb, where the player travels to talk to friends, family, and ghosts. Various mini-games allow the player to delve deeper into the protagonist's journey.
PUBLISHER Tesura
GENRE Drama, Psychological Horror
SUPPORT Video game on cartridge
PLATFORM Nintendo Switch
LANGUAGES in English, Japanese, Chinese
PEGI AGE RATING 12
Features
Will she be able to accept her powers?
Her Power : Ting is a young girl who can see the spirits around her. She befriends a young ghost seeking serenity named Xiu. Together, they will face challenges from both the real world and the spirit world, defend their principles, and discover whether her power is a gift or a curse.
Her Journey : Through five years of Ting's childhood, you will discover how her supernatural abilities set her apart from her peers. Will she be able to embrace her powers? Will she be able to help her family, friends, and the lost souls who stand in her way? Rival spirits will vie for her help, guiding or deceiving her to pursue their own conflicting goals.
Her Destiny : To help Ting unravel the mystery behind this emotional journey, you'll need to have difficult conversations, save lost souls, solve captivating puzzles, and stealthily avoid malevolent spirits and other threats. Ting will also have to face the prospect of her own family falling apart, and she may be the only salvation.
A Beautiful Cultural Adventure : Third Eye Open features a stunning and vivid style of “paper theater,” inspired by the funeral note foldings of Southeast Asia. Its activities, locations, characters, and dialogue are steeped in Malaysian tradition, culture, and folklore. On this adventure, you’ll visit morning markets, befriend an old monk, feast on Lok Loks and Nyonya Kuihs at the night market, avoid wandering woodland spirits, and much more.