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About Fading Afternoon

Get to know Seiji Maruyama, the middle-aged yakuza referred to as “Gozuki,” who has just been released from prison. While he remains a key player for his oyabun, there’s a significant truth his aniki ignores: Maruyama is not as young as he used to be.

• Choose different endings based on your decisions, shaping Seiji’s story in meaningful ways.
• Fight with smooth controls in complex beat’em up action, challenging your skills against various enemies.
• Engage in enjoyable mini-games throughout the city that enhance the variety of your gameplay experience.
• Navigate a rich city full of interesting places and hidden stories as Seiji begins a new chapter.

Fading Afternoon Reviews

I appreciate Yeo for being willing to put himself out there, put the art ahead of the commercial best practices, and craft something that is eccentric, nuanced, and even profound. Fading Afternoon isn’t an “entertaining” game in the traditional sense, but it’s a powerful one that will leave you reflective and pensive by the time you put it down. The games industry needs more people like Yeo.

Digitally Downloaded

 

The world feels lived-in thanks to a narrowly focused daily life sim that pairs well with combat that is the most robust work they’ve done to date. Minor user interface issues aside, I find myself thinking about the next time I can boot it up, batter some bad guys (or baseballs), and see whether I can make good enough use of my time to progress the story further. I’ve appreciated witnessing the growth and refinement of Yeo’s development prowess, and this is their best work to date.

NintendoWorldReport

 

An aloof Yakuza-sim that rewards those that stick around and pry, Fading Afternoon isn’t without some problems porting over to Switch, namely controls. However, it’s a minor issue in what is an overall unique and inspiring game that’s cinematic and moving if you embrace it.

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