"This Developer Is... Up to Bat and They Hit A Homerun~"

PROS;
+ The story is your campy but well fleshed out teen drama j-horror, which we all secretly die for! Think of the Urban Legend dread but 10 minutes worth~
+ Having multiple endings was a super nice touch to "pad" the game but in the right way.
+ More than one way to do combat. Friendly firing enemies made this a gas!
+ Sound design is eek! Repetitive and loopy, but EEEEK!!


CONS;
- The combat is either swing or a miss. Bat should have longer reach.
- Having to retry from scratch upon death, AND to the already slow beginning was exhausting... Factor in the escorting Ashl- I mean, Sayaka missions...!!!!


BUGS:
x While talking and holding down the movement keys, the player will move either only vertically or horizontally.


NITPICKS
~ Typos


"Not a BAT game at all... in fact, not in the slightest. It's the BASE I've ever seen from a game jam. Why this didn't win is a major head-scratcher. Someone has a concussion somewhere!

4 / 5

- DaRevieweD

My rating is a whole 5 stars for the same reason as the comment I dropped earlier:

Short and sweet with multiple endings.
I'm not even a fan of horror games but I'm very happy I got encouraged to give Kakushi Kamen a try.
The first ending I got was B and I'm going back in to find the other endings.
It surprised me that I enjoyed it - I'm even at the point I hope Crumb will consider making it a bigger, longer game. It's fun to wack the faceless faces!

Keep it up Crum - you're doing an amazing job!
With love,
Tchii

A very tightly made thoughtful horror game, with 4 endings, and a complete anime series  like premise of 4 friends entering a dangerous home. It successfully played with the common anime tropes and established characters and story, leaving a disturbing feel at the end of the play on some endings. 

Fun, entertaining and terrifying. Worth giving it a try. It puts the player in a very stressful situation.

Enjoyed the game a lot. It has multiple endings, compelling dialogues and even a combat system! The game has strong Japanese folklore behind its story, and in-game documents expand its lore. Highly recommended.