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Casefile: Tokyo Secrets

Interactive Studio Inc.
★ 4.7 (46 ratings)
⬇ 1,000+ downloads
Est. actual: 3,207
Style: Simulation
Free
Released: Aug 19, 2025
No in-app purchases
Contains ads
Rated: Teen

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3.0.0 May 21, 2026 · seen Oct 5, 2026
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■Synopsis■ Working as a freelance journalist, you search for the truth behind your brother’s mysterious death. From your small office above his best friend’s café, you’ve found no leads—until a stranger hires you to follow a young yakuza boss. This dangerous man already seems to know you—and your brother. But before you can press him for answers, the bar is raided, and you soon find yourself across the table from a handsome detective. Drawn into a web of crime, secrets, and passion, you and three men uncover dark ties that lead into Tokyo’s underworld. Will justice prevail—or will you and your new love become the next victims? ■Characters■ Sho – The Hard-boiled Detective Your brother’s former partner. Stern, suspicious, and relentless, Sho investigates the case privately. Though reluctant, he lets you join his pursuit of the truth. Rui – The Café Owner Your brother’s gentle best friend, who took you in after the tragedy. He’s kind and trustworthy, but even Rui hides secrets behind his warm smile… Kento – The Yakuza Leader Cold, ruthless, and feared, Kento is trouble for police and rival gangs alike. He knows something about your brother’s death—and his interest in you feels dangerously personal.