holding a wiimote and nunchuck and standing in the middle of your living room is literally the most enjoyable experience of all time disregarding even playing the game. The rubber protector thing for the wiimote alone was like a toy in itself. All of these games take place in perfectly idyllic isolated worlds populated by spectators that don't care about anything outside of the game you're playing, the UI feels like an ad for a new community college or smth... I don't know whether it's the fact that I was a child when this was released or if this actually is the perfect distillation of the innocence of childhood in game form. Feels like a demo for real life

imo this is the most effortful/interesting of Parun's games that haven't been translated to English yet. Weird mix of strategy/life-sim where you spend each day in town casing different houses to find kids to scare, and then come back at night and use what you learned during the day to collect their screams. You can definitely feel the Parun-ness coming through in the world and dialogue of this game, in parts it actually kind of reminded me of Space Funeral. Would love to see this translated someday