Crimson Room: Reverse Escapes From Japan

Last year, we reported Crimson Room was being ported to the PSP with extra puzzles after receiving a budget flash game to DS port. Recently, an ESRB listing confirmed that the game is being localized by Agetec:

In this puzzle-adventure game, players wake up in a mysterious room and must find a way to escape by interacting with objects (i.e., clicking on them) and searching for clues. Among the many ordinary objects (e.g., keys, CD players, a refrigerator) in the room, there is a diary written by a despondent, love-struck person. The later entries describe the character’s use of sleeping pills after getting "dumped" by a girlfriend/love-interest (e.g., "I’m nothing without her," "Have I taken too many sleeping pills?," and "If I die, would someone find me, and pray for me? I don’t care about anything anymore."). When players find a skeleton clutching a medicine bottle under a blanket, there is a strong implication that the remains belong to the author of the diary.

The ESRB listing has it rated "T" for Teen for references to drugs and violence. Crimson Room: Reverse features a total of 8 rooms to escape from.

Thanks for the tip Chris. D!

< Spencer’s note: Crimson Room Reverse doesn’t look like it has much to translate. Perhaps, its another digital PSP import? We’re seeing a lot of those recently. >