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Version 2.5 · 2026-03-20
Added an ad removal feature.
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The store currently lists version 2.5, updated 2026-03-20.








Store screenshots supplied by the developer.
At night I was in a phone booth.
I have to get out of here....
------- features-------
・This game is a short escape game with only one stage.
・All you have to do is tap objects.
・Progress is automatically saved, so you can start from the middle of the game at any time.
・When you are stuck on how to proceed, you can proceed the story by looking at "hints" and "answers".
・Paint notes are available to help you think about solving the puzzles.
・You can enjoy the game for free until the end.
-------How to play-------
・Tap the place you are interested in to check it out.
You may find a puzzle or an item.
・Tap the item box to zoom in on the item you have obtained.
・Items can be combined with other items or used in the field.
・Hints for solving puzzles are hidden in various places. Tap in various places to find clues.…
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Added an ad removal feature.
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