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.: 25 August 2017,Mode(s)Root Letter, stylized as √Letter, is a 2016 video game developed and published by for,. It is the first entry in the Kadokawa Game Mystery brand, and is planned to be followed by Root Film in 2020.Root Letter: Last Answer, a revamp of the game with additional content, including live-action sequences, was released on August 30 and September 3, 2019 for Europe and North America with an initial release in Asia in December 2018.A live-action American feature film adaptation of the game was announced in 2018 by Hollywood film company Akatsuki Entertainment, and entered production in September 2019.

Contents.Gameplay The game plays as an. In the game, the player must figure out what happened to the character of Aya, a girl who mysteriously vanished after receiving a particular letter. The gameplay will be split into two distinct parts; the adventure part, where the player interrogates characters who knew Aya in order to find more information about her, and the simulation parts, where the player relives and plays through prior interactions with Aya. Story Root Letter is set in, where the protagonist arrives in search of Fumino Aya, a friend from high school who had disappeared for 15 years.

After he finds a letter dedicated to him from her that was never sent, he sets out to interrogate her classmates as he wonders if everything Aya had told him had been a lie. The game contains multiple endings based on the player's choices throughout the game. Development and release The game was announced in November 2015, for both the Japanese and international market. It was introduced as the first title in a line of by, the Kadokawa Game Mystery series. Each entry in the series is planned to contain the same 'fictional actresses' playing different roles across different titles.

Key staff from 's series of games contributed to the game, including character designer Mino Taro, and producer Akari Uchida.Root Letter was released for the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation Vita by Kadokawa Games on 16 June 2016 in Japan, and by PQube on 28 October 2016 in Europe and 1 November 2016 in North America. It was also released for in Japan on 31 March 2017 and internationally on 7 July 2017, and for and in Japan on 25 August 2017.A sequel, Root Film, was announced to be in development in 2018, and is planned for release in early 2020 in Japan and at a later date internationally. It was later announced that the game will be released on July 30, 2020. A video project based on the original game is additionally planned to be produced byIn August 2018, a new version of the game, Root Letter: Last Answer was announced. The game will be a live-action remake that allows the player to either use the animated or live-action scenes/photos for the game’s graphics. It will include new scenarios that take place after the game's various endings.

It was released in Japan on December for the PlayStation 4, Vita and Nintendo Switch while it'll be released in other parts of the world by 2019 without having a Vita release. Reception ReceptionAggregate scoreAggregatorScore(Vita) 78/100(PS4) 68/100Root Letter received 'generally favorable' reviews for PlayStation Vita, and 'mixed or average' reviews for PlayStation 4, according to the. Sales During its opening week in Japan, 8,907 copies were sold, of which 4,855 were of the PlayStation Vita version, and 4,052 of the PlayStation 4 version.

The two versions were, respectively, the eleventh and fourteenth best selling games of that week in Japan. Despite the game not appearing on the weekly charts again in Japan, worldwide sales passed 200,000 copies sold by January 2017, making it a commercial success. By July 2017, another 100,000 copies had been sold, bringing total worldwide sales to 300,000, and by February 2018 it had passed 400,000 copies sold.Geraint Evans, the head of marketing of PQube, called their Root Letter sales 'phenomenal', with the vast majority sold on the PlayStation Vita. Film adaptation An American feature film adaptation of the game was announced in November 2018 by Los Angeles-based film production company Akatsuki Entertainment. The film, produced and financed by Akatsuki Entertainment, is directed by, written by David Ebeltoft, produced by, Moeko Suzuki, and Kat McPhee, and starring, Keana Marie, and, began shooting in on September 16, 2019.

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