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Yomawari wanders west thanks to NISA

Cute little Yomawari makes a great change of pace for Vita games after the many frantic brawlers, intense hunting games and endless RPGs. We see a young girl walking her dog, Poro, around town at dusk when she loses the pup.

The girl's sister commands her to stay home while she goes out into the night to search for the dog. Time passes. Growing impatient, the girl decides to search for her missing sister and dog herself. But when she steps foot outside, she realizes that this is not the same town.

The darkness has made the town unfamiliar, and she appears to be utterly alone...save for the spirits that stalk her. The girl must hide from, outsmart, or outrun the hunting spirits while she searches for clues to find her loved ones.

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