Roleplaying game · 2019
東京赤ずきん Tokyo Red Hood Volume 4
Tokyo Red Hood Volume 4 is a Guro manga not suitable for all readers. It contains explicit content such as rape, mutilation, cannibalism, and suicide. The story takes place in a world plagued by cruelty and decadence.
If you like the genres Animation / Comics (Anime / Manga), Adult / Mature , this game is for you.
If you like the mechanics Journaling, Reading (for Periodicals, Adventure Books, etc), GM-less (No gamemaster needed to play) , you will enjoy this game.
This game falls under the category: Solo Play Resource.
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