Path of Mystery A Brush with Death Releases
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Torrance, Calif. — February 26, in the year of our Lord 2026
— Aksys Games marked the case solved today as the crime-solving
adventure Path of Mystery: A Brush with Death launched for
Nintendo Switch™. Decades ago, a celebrated artist was brutally
murdered while painting late at night. Now, your university
Mystery Research Club is prying open old wounds while revisiting
this unsolved case. An exclusive edition of the game featuring a
collectible keychain and soundtrack is available only from the
Aksys Online Store.
Take on the role of first year college student Doppo Akazawa who
has joined the Mystery Research Club. Their first research
assignment leads them to Narumizawa to investigate the
30-year-old murder case of a famous landscape artist. Though
irregularities were found and the primary suspect died in an
apparent suicide, the case was closed. However, Doppo possesses
something that those in charge thirty years ago didn't have; the
power to travel back in time. Unexpected new clues are revealed
as you use your secret ability to peer into the past, viewing
key items and events in a new light. Use your uniquely gained
knowledge to steer conversations and interviews with witnesses
and potential suspects. Maintain your own secrets while
uncovering a series of long-buried clues leading to the true
killer.
Structured like a TV drama, each chapter in Path of Mystery: A
Brush with Death is presented in the form of an episode. The
tension builds as you begin to draw key information from
everyone connected to the murder 30 years ago. The game world is
brought to life by a talented cast of voice actors, great
character designs and beautiful backgrounds, with the
retrocognition portions taking players back to the past with a
retro art style.
Path of Mystery: A Brush with Death has been rated T for Teen by
the ESRB.
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