Planned Release Date: Nov 6, 2026

About This Game

A first-person exam simulator: pass by observing, remembering and deducing.

The exam has already begun.

10:44. You arrive at the gate of a stately government building. All the receptionist says is: "Go to the waiting room on the second floor."

You enter the waiting room at 10:50. If you are not in the exam room by 11:00, you fail on the spot. The door is locked, the key is in a safe, and the clue to the combination lies somewhere along the path you walk.

Everything you walk past is fair game

Floor patterns in the lobby, the number of steps on the staircase, notices in the corridor, what the person you passed was carrying. Nobody tells you what matters. Observe, remember, and find the clues.

A different exam every time

Questions, room layouts, people and props change on every run, so you never sit the same exam twice. Observation, memory, knowledge, reasoning and judgment are tested in the form of an oral exam.

Preliminary and main exams

The preliminary exam has 7 questions; the main exam has 15 (observation 4, memory 4, knowledge 3, reasoning 2, judgment 2). Keep what you see with photo memory (up to 12 shots).

Faceless mannequins

A government building built down to the furniture, where only the people look like toys: blank-faced mannequins. Examiners and the assistant are recognizable by their service caps.

The Defense Course (8 subjects)

Beyond the exam waits a course of eight subjects: tailing, sweeping, intel, counter-intelligence, shooting, sniping, stealth and surveillance. Each is an independent first-person mini-game set in the city and a hotel. Results are recorded as Excellent / Good / Pass / Fail, and completing every subject at Pass or better earns you a certificate.

And for those who earn Excellent in every subject...

Features

• First-person 3D with faceless mannequins
  
• Questions, layouts, people and props change every run
  
• Photo memory: P to save, V to look back (up to 12 shots)
  
• Save certificates and result slips as images and share them on X
  
• Detailed statistics
  
• Japanese text only (subtitled dialogue); keyboard and mouse only (no controller support)

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Generative AI was used as an aid in writing the in-game text (exam questions, dialogue and descriptions). Images, sound effects and fonts were not generated by AI.