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For a long time, fans considered TRIPITAKA to be a canceled or internal project, but it turned out that the game still exists. TRIPITAKA 玄奘三蔵求法の旅 / SoftEdge. In 2023, Figueiredo came across a listing ...

Team Clout's visually stunning horror game ILL has officially entered full production, and it's merging 90s body horror and modern horror atmosphere.

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