Scar of the Doll: A Psycho-Horror Story about the Mystery of an Older Sister Out Now

On November 24th, Child-Dream and Mamekujira released the first full remake in 24 years of “Scar of the Doll,” the pioneering Japanese indie visual novel originally released in 1998, for the Nintendo Switch.

The English version has been translated and released in North America, South America, Europe, and Australia.

Scar of the Doll Regular price is $9.99 / Euro 9.99 on sale for $6.99 / Euro 6.99 at Nintendo stores in North America.

Game introduction

A pioneering indie Visual Novel returns after 24 years. Where the missing sister has disappeared to?

Scar of the Doll is an original psycho-suspense Visual Novel produced by Child-Dream in 1998, when became an exceptional hit. With its psychologically compelling horror elements and highly dramatic scenario, the game became a hot topic of discussion, including a feature in a mystery magazine, becoming a pioneer in the indie adventure genre.

Scar of the Doll Remake on Switch

Additional content for the second half of the story has been added. In addition, a zapping scenario from different sub-character’s points of view has been introduced. -All graphics, including characters and stills, have been renewed. -The horror elements can be turned on and off, so those who do not like horror can enjoy the game with comfort.

The contact with her big sister who is studying at a graduate school in Tokyo has been cut off altogether. Becoming worried about her big sister, Asumi Kamijo, the younger sister of the two, decides to go to Tokyo to ascertain her safety.

However, as she arrives there are no traces left of her big sister, not in her apartment and not in her laboratory. Asumi is at a loss.

What in the world happened to her sister…? Asumi is determined to track down her big sister though she has no way of knowing what impending horrors will await her.