Koshotengai no Hashihime Noma launches September 27 in Japan

Pop occult Taisho era boys love mystery game Koshotengai no Hashihime Noma will launch for PS Vita in Japan on September 27 for 6,900 yen at retail and 6,400 yen via download, publisher Dramatic Create announced.

The PS Vita version will add the following features over the PC release:

• New opening movie and theme song.
• The capture characters’ short story sequels are included and playable. New voices and event stills have also been added.
• Touchscreen controls support.

Here is an overview of the game’s story, via VNDB:

Jinbochou, Tokyo
June 1922, Taisho Era

The Rainy Season

Tamamori came to Tokyo with his sights set on getting accepted to the Imperial University. However, he doesn’t pass the entrance exam, and is so undisciplined and wrapped up in endless fantasies that he’s kicked out of his boarding house after only two years. Through a stroke of luck, Tamamori begins to live and work at Umebachidou, a used book store. There, he enjoys whiling away his time as a “student preparing for entrance exams” and taking advantage of friends who are also from his hometown. But one right after the other, mysterious deaths befall those friends and, realizing he’s been repeating the same rainy three days over and over again, Tamamori finds himself racing throughout Jinbochou to save them.

In this pop-occult mystery that surrounds the deaths of his friends… What is real, and what is a hallucination?

Visit the official website here.