dramatic create and √ZOMBILiCA announced boy’s love visual novel fan disc The Town of Nie: Iromusubi is coming to Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam on May 22.
At launch, The Town of Nie: Iromusubi will support English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese language options. The Nintendo eShop and Steam pages are not live just yet.
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Lastly, here’s an overview of The Town of Nie: Iromusubi, via Gematsu:
A fan disc of the strange and eerie otherworldly boys love fantasy The Town of Nie is now available for Switch and Steam!
This title is set about one year after the main story, and features epilogues for the lover partners, side stories told from the perspective of side characters, and episodes after the ending, which delves deeper into the characters and the world view.
In this port we plan to retain the charm of the original as much as possible, while making adjustments in line with the feel and spirit of The Town of Nie.
The Town of Nie…？
Hisora, the protagonist who works multiple blue-collar jobs, suddenly gets lost in a creepy world one day.
In order to find a way to return to his original world, he gets help from the residents of an Inn and enters a town where the dead live.
What awaits Hisora at the conclusion of this life-risking search…?
Ported Version Key Features
- Background Music Listening Mode – Includes 21 songs in total, including songs from The Town of Nie: Iromusubi Mini Album.
- Fully-Realized System – Enjoy the game with a comfortable control system.
- Supported Languages – Japanese, English, Traditional and Simplified Chinese
Story
Our main character, Hisora, spent his days working his blue-collar jobs every day without a moment to rest. One day, he followed a man in mourning clothes and ended up getting lost in an eerie world.
It has been about one year of Hisora searching for a way back home while staying at the Inn – the season is now summer.
While he still has not found a way back to the real world, Hisora has come to enjoy his life together with the residents of the Inn.
In the midst of these extraordinary days, an eerie shadow begins to haunt him.
Not wanting to burden anyone, Hisora does not share this with the others, and begins to live in anxiety…
This is a tale of bright, hot summer days.
