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Root Film is a standard edition adventure game for the Nintendo Switch, developed by Kadokawa Games. It is designed for players who enjoy narrative-driven mystery and visual novel experiences. The key benefit is an immersive story with unique characters and a compelling plot. A caveat is its M (Mature) ESRB rating, suggesting content not suitable for all audiences. Key features include a deep storyline, character development by Taro Minaboshi, and direction by Hifumi Kono, set against the backdrop of a canceled TV drama project.
| Platform | Nintendo |
|---|---|
| Release Year | 2021 |
| Model Part Number | 5060690792130 |
| Brand | Pqube |
| Video Game Edition | Standard |
Root Film is rated M (Mature) by the ESRB, indicating content that may be suitable for persons aged 17 and up. It includes descriptors for Blood, Language, and Violence.
Root Film has a PEGI rating of 16, suggesting it is suitable for individuals aged 16 and over, due to Violence.
The developer of Root Film is Kadokawa Games, and the publisher is PQube (or Just For Games for distribution).
Root Film is an adventure game with strong visual novel elements, focusing on mystery and narrative.
Yes, Root Film supports a minimum of 1 offline player. It is a single-player experience.
Root Film was released on March 26, 2021.
Yes, Root Film is distributed as physical media via a game cartridge for the Nintendo Switch.
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