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Tamashii

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Platform: PC
Tags: Action, Puzzle, Horror, Platformer
Developer: Vikintor
More Platforms: Switch

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Region
Released
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03/06/2019

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Tamashii review

Reviewed October 21, 2021

Joseph Shaffer says: "Your temple is a body"
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