Pebbles can be used to distract your enemies and coins will buy you a quick save at a shrine which acts as a checkpoint.
There is a constant supply of pebbles and coins throughout. She can collect various items, most of which are pretty useless, although this gives more of an impression you are playing as a little girl that collects every little trinket she finds. Map is very much like a child’s drawing – it consists of crudely drawn locations and roads, which look like they have been painstakingly drawn by the heroine. The game is intelligently narrated from the child’s perspective. In most situations simply running away is your best bet, although your running speed and stamina are greatly reduced when there are monsters around. Monsters tend to patrol a specific area so this could be advantageous, although there were some that were very persistent even after a long wait. Thankfully, you have heartbeats and blurry visions as your guide on where the monsters are, so that you can sense when is the best time to flee. Hiding is effective, but the screen goes black when you are hidden. As soon you see a monster your only options are to quickly hide yourself in a nearby bush or just run away as fast as possible. The only way to detect most of the danger is to use the flashlight that your sister left behind and scout every area. And most of them aren’t even visible with the naked eye. The town is brimming with all sorts of creepy creatures that can’t wait to get their tentacles on you.
After she also goes missing it’s up to the protagonist, a cute, young girl to explore desolate streets and find out what happened. You head back home, where your sister decides to go out and look for Poro, your beloved friend and pet dog.
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