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All the young people are gone away to fight. Among the elders left in the village, only Hisato is willing to stand guard at the gate. Players gave Hisato no Saku a 89% positive score. Released September 17, 2021. Top tags include RPG, Simulation, Pixel Graphics, 2D, Retro, Experimental, Choices Matter, Singleplayer, Cinematic, and JRPG.

All the young people are gone away to fight.

Released 17 Sep 2021

89%of 9 reviews
$4.99
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Among the elders left in the village, only Hisato is willing to stand guard at the gate.

Developed by Elder Tree Games, Binary Solo · Published by Binary Solo

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89%
of 9 reviews

Back of the Box

Platforms Windows
Achievements 15
Age ratings
  • ClassInd (Brazil) 14 — Violência Atos criminosos
  • IGRS (Indonesia) 18 — Kekerasan Rokok dan/atau rokok elektronik, minuman beralkohol, narkotika, psikotropika, dan/atau zat adiktif lainnya
  • Steam (Germany) 16 — Drastische Gewalt Alkohol / Tabak
Controller required No
Website Official website

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