Rumu
For a long time, people have lived with a sense of unease. Rumu the loner is the amnesiac protagonist of the emotional RPG that takes you on an adventure where your memories are lost in a city of memories. Explore the emotions and relationships that you’re unable to remember. Where does your love of family come from? Who is the woman with you at your favorite bar? Find out by taking a look at your actions, those of your loved ones and those around you.
Rumu is inspired by the novels, Manga and Movie Kabukibu.
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“Welcome to a world set to be ripped from modern day reality. Home is a town of over 15.000 inhabitants. A world in which people have been living peacefully since a sudden disease outbreak some days ago. However, the people of Home have not been affected by the disease, and as far as we know, it is not contagious. This, along with the fact that no one wants to leave Home, make the world that much more surreal.
However, all that was about to change as a group of mysterious strangers walked into town, and everyone is panicking. As the group of strangers walks through the town, the people of Home’s wounds are reopened. Their wounds, these strangers, their pasts, their secrets, and even a mysterious “Home Alone” can be shared in person. The strangers might not be interested, but everyone is. Soon, they find themselves battling the inexplicable with the illness. Who are these people? What do they want? What do the strangers expect from Home?”
CONTENT RATING: Mature
RELEASE DATE: 30/11/2012
RRP: $12.99
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And that is the game. Rumu.
I started writing this review on the last day of December, and as such have only just written it. Writing any kind of review, particularly a long one, is a good way to see what you think about something. The more you reflect on it the more likely you are to think about things in a new way. The ability to analyse something after you've played it, like any skill or trick, is generally limited by how you think about it at the time of play.
I played Rumu a few times in the month of December, but I've now played it again and again, and I've thought about it all over again. I'm not a very reflective person. While I do have a sort of an analytic mind I'm generally rather passive in a social situation. Rumu has made me think about all sorts of things and have me thinking in new ways. I've been really bad at maintaining objectivity, which is a generally good thing, but it means that I can't say more about Rumu without spoiling it, and so I'm going to break my own rule and tell you all about it.
I know you probably don't care about what I think about Rumu, and to be honest, neither do I. I know the Japanese are really into nihon-go

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