HI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My name is Rokujo Hitoma.
My favorite food is pudding. 🍮
My least favorite food is the CARAMEL SAUCE on pudding. 🥄
SICK F*CK! OH YEAH 🤘💥🤘
I don’t even remember exactly when it was, but a few years ago I left the hometown I knew and loved, carrying a bunch of dreams with me, and came all the way to this THRILLING, SENSATIONAL, and totally ECCENTRIC city called “NEO TOKYO.”
And now? I’m successfully living as a shut-in in a tiny six-tatami room.
Then one day, a ghost showed up in my apartment.
No wonder the rent was so cheap.
And to think, this was just the beginning...
〜 FOR PARENTS 〜
Rokujo Hitoma is a 1-bit action-adventure game about Hitoma, a shut-in living in a tiny six-tatami room, who discovers a strange underground world hidden just beyond his apartment.
The story begins with Hitoma wandering around his room like he always does.
While he’s busy wasting another perfectly good day, something unexpected starts happening inside the apartment.
After a fight with the ghosts that suddenly appear, part of the wall collapses, revealing a staircase leading underground.
Down below, you’ll fight enemies, search each floor for scattered keys, and make your way deeper underground.
Use simple shot-and-bomb combat, deal with various contraptions and hidden secrets, and overcome the bosses waiting along the way as you descend farther and farther into the depths.
What kind of karma did Hitoma have to carry to end up going down there?
What exactly is waiting at the bottom?
And if the wall of your apartment suddenly collapses, is the landlord supposed to pay for the repairs?
Please take some time to discuss these important questions with your children.
〜 A SUMMARY FOR BUSY MODERN PEOPLE 〜
A small and strange world rendered in 120×120 pixels of orange-and-black 1-bit pixel art.
The setting is one six-tatami room, and mostly whatever is underneath it.
A weird action-adventure game.
Top-down.
The protagonist is a shy shut-in.
Simple action using shots and bombs.
(No room for personal growth.)Something is definitely wrong.
