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Nintendo Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE

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Nintendo Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE

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Nintendo Switch. Language version: Multilingual Voice-over language: English Subtitles language: German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese. Game edition: Standard Game genre: Role-Playing Game (RPG). Release date (DD/MM/YYYY): 30/06/2023. PEGI rating: 16. End the reign of mysteries in this lucid-noir detective adventure!. Kanai Ward, the city of rain, is gripped by innumerable unsolved mysteries. Explore the city in a fully 3D environment and find Solution Keys that will help solve cases.. Investigate cases alongside Master Detectives. Yuma and Shinigami work with Master Detectives from the World Detective Organization, a group dedicated to solving cases.. Each Master Detective has a supernatural ability known as a Forensic Forte. Using these abilities, they're able to gather facts and clues beyond the reach of an ordinary person. Mimic body types and voices with Disguise. Detect heart beats and whispers with Audial Aptitude. Witness past crime scenes with Postcognition. These abilities can be shared with Yuma under the right conditions. Utilize them to get closer to cracking a case.. Amaterasu Corporation. Amaterasu Corporation is the megacorporation controlling Kanai Ward. They view the World Detective Organization as their enemy. Deeply connected to the unsolved cases, they use their enormous influence to fabricate facts or conceal them when inconvenient and create obstacles to prevent the truth from being revealed.. A new mystery-solving experience: The…

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Nintendo
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0045496478841
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045496478841

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