Mitsume ga Tooru
A unique action-adventure game based on the manga about a boy with a third eye. Features puzzle-solving and special psychic abilities to defeat enemies.
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About This Game
Players control Takashi, who can use his third eye to stun enemies and solve environmental puzzles.
Features non-linear exploration across various themed worlds with hidden power-ups and secrets.
Includes RPG elements with health upgrades and collectible items that enhance psychic powers.
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