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October 12, 2023
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You're trapped in a house cursed by a Kitsune and forced to play his game. Now you have to compete with other souls for control of a burglar's body in order to gain your freedom! As a stray soul try to ambush the burglar by possessing household objects! As the burglar finish tasks and find an exit!
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