Sakumura had only one word to say about <Sakumura Anno's Strange Tales of Black River Mountain>.
Classic.
It was an extremely classic sort of story: Sakumura Anno arrived at Black River Lower Village, discovered the unusual string of vicious incidents occurring there, followed the clues to the great yokai Day-Hiding Demon, exchanged some harsh words with it, then slew the great yokai that had taken up residence on Black River Mountain. Peace returned to Black River Lower Village.
It had a very classic narrative style and ending, but... it differed rather drastically from the Black River Mountain incident Sakumura Anno had personally experienced, making it hard for him not to feel thrown off whenever he played.
Sakamoto Ryoma and Okita Soji also appeared in the game. Without question, both were male. Okita Soji was portrayed as a beautiful young genius swordsman around Sakumura's age, while Sakamoto Ryoma was a somewhat older, serious young man.
In any case, Sakumura found it genuinely immersion-breaking.
And why had Crane Feather become something Suishinshi Masahide forged on the spot in Black River Lower Village in this game? Wasn't that old man in Nagoya during that time?
In short, there was a whole lot of content that was difficult to put into words.
But... the experience of playing it itself had been fairly enjoyable.
"How was it, Assassin?"
Kirei Kotomine sat beside Sakumura Anno with a cup of coffee in hand.
Before Sakumura returned, he seemed to have already cleared the game once. As a side-scrolling action game, it was not particularly long.
"Someone else might give it a good review, but not me."
What made Sakumura the most uncomfortable was that Okita Soji in this game was male.
Watching his wife become a man in the game and become sworn brothers with his in-game