Paranormal game fans enjoy a variety of horror games on PC, but there are only limited options when you're playing on mobile. Now, Shueisha Games has finally listened to the players' sentiments and rolled out "Urban Myth Dissolution Center" on iOS and Android devices.
What's more, the mobile edition introduces two exclusive enhancements: full touch optimization for smoother gameplay and customizable frame designs for the non-playable screen area. Beyond these upgrades, the game's graphics, storyline, and core mechanics remain faithful to the original release.
Enter a Psychedelic World of Cursed Mysteries
"Urban Myth Dissolution Center" players assume the role of rookie investigator Azami Fukurai, joining a private institution dedicated to studying and dissolving cursed relics, monstrous anomalies, and digital-age urban legends.
Guided by Center Director Ayumu Meguriya, a Level S psychic, players collect evidence and uncover hidden truths in an episodic supernatural narrative. The game's psychedelic pixel art style deepens the eerie atmosphere, enhancing immersion and storytelling.
Mobile-Optimized Gameplay For On-the-Go Investigations
According to Digitally Downloaded, John Davis, PR Manager at Shueisha Games, praised the mobile version's convenience:
"Urban Myth Dissolution Center was designed from the ground up to be an experience anyone can enjoy, regardless of their gaming background."
Now, you can solve mysteries during your commute, lunch break, or before bed."
Thanks to the full-touch controls, you can now streamline interaction with paranormal and horror phenomena, while customizable frame layouts let players personalize their screen for the ultimate mobile experience.
Cross-Platform Availability
Originally developed by Hakababunko and published by Shueisha Games, "Urban Myth Dissolution Center" is also available on PC via Steam, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch.
Its mobile release expands the game's reach, making its chilling story, distinctive visuals, and investigative gameplay accessible to both longtime fans and new players.
Originally published on Player One
