“She’s broken, so just throw her away.”

A French doll, discarded at a garbage dump.

Her arms, legs, and eyes have been lost somewhere in the house.

“Maybe they’ll love me again if I’m fixed…”

And so begins her great adventure: returning home and recovering her missing body parts.

To a doll, an ordinary house that everyone knows is a gigantic world.

If she is spotted by a human, she will be thrown back into the garbage dump.
When a human is about to notice you, pretend to be “just a doll.”

If you are spotted, hide somewhere before you are caught.

You cannot directly fight the humans.

Instead, you can use poltergeist abilities to knock them unconscious,

or lure them to another location.

Drop a vase on a human's head to knock them out.

Ring a telephone to lure them toward the sound.
Use the objects around you to stay out of sight and outsmart the humans.

Gameplay Features

Without all of your body parts, you can barely run or jump.

Recovering the parts hidden throughout the house will unlock new abilities,

allowing you to reach places that were previously inaccessible.

Alleyways, parks, living rooms, kitchens...
A grand adventure unfolds across all kinds of places, seen from the perspective of a tiny French doll.

Building on “Ichima-san”

This game is being developed based on our experience creating the stealth action-adventure game Ichima-san.

We have further refined the elements that were well received in the previous game, with the goal of creating an experience that is more accessible and even more enjoyable.

The story is completely standalone, so you can enjoy Mary-san even if you have never played Ichima-san.

We believe in making indie games where you can see the face behind the game.

Games made by real people, for real people.

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Game Title: Mary-san
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