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Hollow Cocoon Nintendo switch

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What Kind of Game is Hollow Cocoon?
It is a first-person horror adventure game set in 1980s Japan.

Step into the shoes of Minato Jinba, a college student returning to his mother's hometown after receiving news that his grandmother is in critical condition. Hide yourself from the monster and gather vital evidence to unravel the bone-chilling truth lurking beneath the surface!

The Story
--198X

Minato Jinba, a university student, lives away from his parents in a boarding house in the city. One night, Minato receives distressing news from his father, Eiji. Minato's maternal grandmother, Kinu Miyama, is in critical condition. He embarks on a journey to Ichinose, a village deep in the mountains, where his mother was born.

Minato had not seen his grandmother for over a decade and harbors a deep resentment towards her. She had refused to even attend her own daughter's funeral, further intensifying Minato's disdain.

As the bus rumbles across the country road, Minato recalls his only conversation with his grandmother.

"-- The thing with silkworms, you know; even if they could leave their cocoons, they have no mouths to eat, and their wings do not fly.
They simply lay their eggs and perish."

"People are the reason they suffer this fate."

The sky reddens in the twilight, and the mountains cast an ominous shadow. Minato finds himself in this house. There, he finds himself in a terrifying situation with a shocking truth.

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Japan has a way of doing horror, all right.

I suppose there is no combat in this? Just going around solving puzzles and running from monsters?
 
Japan has a way of doing horror, all right.

I suppose there is no combat in this? Just going around solving puzzles and running from monsters?
Yes, I think there's a lack of action.

But I always love the covers and Japanese horror...

They're original, dramatic, and artistic.
 
I mean, I've played enough horror-action games with overcomplicated and/or clumsy combat that I have no problem if there isn't any combat at all.
Oh I was talking specifically about the fear factor, I like tense games but I don't think I can enjoy full horror games these days
 
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