When The Past Was Around - Prologue
Release date: Nov 4, 2019
Developers: Mojiken
Publishers: Toge Productions
Genres: Adventure, Casual, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Remote Play on Phone, Remote Play on Tablet
Supported languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Vietnamese, Japanese, Spanish - Latin America

When the Past was Around - Prologue is the opening chapter of an upcoming adventure point-and-click puzzle game about love, moving on, letting go, and the joy and pain of everything in between. The game is directed by Brigitta Rena, creator of A Raven Monologue and She & The Light Bearer . This is the story of Eda, a girl in her early 20s. Like anyone in her age, she’s lost. She lost her way in the journey to achieve her dreams. She lost her way in the journey to find love. That until she met The Owl. The man that would help her burn her passion, the man that would help her find the spark in a relationship, and also the man that would teach her about heartbreak. The game tells a bittersweet tale between a girl and her lover in a surreal world consisting of disjointed rooms from memories and time. With each gathered clue, solved puzzles, and unlocked door, the girl will find her way, unraveling the secrets between her and her lover, the secrets which she used to know. Features: Personal and ubiquitous. It's a game about overcoming the past and finding the self Open the treasure chest, drink tea, doing laundry. Various puzzles to solve and many mysteries to uncover in everyday familiar objects and activities A sweet and whimsical journey set in a series of hand-drawn, down-to-earth settings Atmospheric violin music will accompany you from the peaceful days to the angstiest moments This game was part of #MojikenCamp, an internal upgrading program by Mojiken Studio to experiment with how to tell stories or to communicate an experience within the constraint of interactive art medium.

Press reviews: “Full of lovely things to poke at and good music to listen to” Rock Paper Shotgun “It really does remind me of Rusty Lake, in a very good way” PC Gamer “Breathtakingly Beautiful” IGN Southeast Asia