[Version]: November 10, 2023 Update the latest version of the store v1.0.21050311

[Update]: The update is compatible with Quest 3

Name: Tokyo Chronos

[Genre]: Japanese comics, stories, novels, interactions

[Platform]: Quest, Quest 2, Quest 3, Quest Pro (all-in-one version).

[Online]: Offline alone

[Size]: 620MB

[Refresh]: 90Hz

[Language]: English, Japanese

【Description】:

About this game:

Tokyo Time Cage is arguably “the most playable game in the history of VR games” with multiple endings.
There are only 8 people left in the huge Shibuya, including the protagonist. Why they are here, and how can they escape? What is the cause of such a bizarre phenomenon?
Players take on the role of the main character, Hibiki Sakurai, and escape from the empty and deserted Shibuya.

【Game Buying Points】
■Text adventure game × extraordinary evolution of VR The
total game time is up to 15 hours, and it is full of playability. The game will have different endings depending on the player’s choices.

■ Super tear-jerking plot of crying wet countless headsets
Players really feel: “After buying Oculus, I tried many games, but few of them satisfied me. But this game subverts that perception. When I first got started, I was amazed by its beautiful graphics, but after playing, I will find that the quality of the plot completely overrides the picture. ”

■ VR’s unique game experience
360° super view of the opening and ending images, plus the ultra-intimate interaction with the heroines, bring players the ultimate story experience unique to VR.

【Game Background】
1988.
“In the city of Balashikha, Moscow Oblast, Russia, a thirteen-year-old boy disappeared with his mother.”
This ordinary disappearance was made obscure by the appearance of a half-aged man in the forest on the outskirts of Balashikha a year later. Because the man claimed to be the missing boy. This person claimed that “he and his mother were trapped in the same world” and that “after her mother’s death, he was able to return to the original world”.
And the results of the DNA test also showed that he was indeed the boy who disappeared that year. Since then, this incident has been known as the “Balashiha Incident”.
One scholar pointed out that this is the same as events such as the 11 days of Agatha Christie’s mysterious disappearance, and the common denominator is the sudden disappearance of human beings.
Later, this phenomenon was given the name “Chronos World”.