Haru to Shura

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“Would’st thou prefer to have but slumber’d,
thou hast the right to believe it so...”

When Chihiro, an ordinary high school student, goes to the hospital for an examination, he is ferried to Eden -- a mysterious land that knows no suffering. On the surface, Eden is peaceful and calm, but everything changes when he meets a mysterious man named Yoru…

“Haru to Shura” is a lo-fi, pixel-based 2D fable about two young men in a dreamlike, gloomy world that hides a bittersweet secret. Explore the village as Chihiro, chat with the eccentric villagers, obtain items, progress the story through cozy, casual adventure gameplay, and uncover the truth at the heart of the peaceful, moonlit winterland of Eden.

Features:
・A mysterious and poetic tale.
・Freedom of interpretation - We invite players to step into the silent protagonist’s shoes and imagine his words throughout his adventure.
・A picturesque, melancholy pixel-art world to explore.
・3-4 hours of casual adventure-style gameplay.
・Multiple endings based on your choices within the game.
・A chiptune soundtrack filled with foreboding and disquiet.
・A cute dog...thing! **

Controls:
・← (Left arrow key) = Move left
・→ (Right arrow key) = Move right
・Hold down Shift while pressing the arrow keys to run.
・Z = Continue / Advance dialogue / Open doors / Investigate / Use staircase
・Esc = Open menu / Cancel

**Cute Dog-Thing FAQ:
・Can you pet the dog-thing? No...sorry!
・Can you feed the dog-thing? Yes!
・Does the dog-thing die? What do you think?

ERROR: xa-err[cre]
If you are using a new computer, you may get the error "xa-err[cre]" at startup.
Please install the following and reboot to play.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35

ERROR: pxMEM
press the esc key to resize the screen to a size other than full screen and restart the game.

If you have any other problems, please write to the bug report thread or
Please report it from https://www.miyakoshuppan.jp/contact.

“Would’st thou prefer to have but slumber’d, thou hast the right to believe it so...”

“Would’st thou prefer to have but slumber’d,
thou hast the right to believe it so...”