Tokyo Dark

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Tokyo Dark
Developer(s)	Cherrymochi
Publisher(s)	WW: Square Enix Collective JP: Unties
Producer(s)	Maho Williams
Designer(s)	Jon Williams
Artist(s)	Laura Jin
Writer(s)	Jon Williams Chris Krubeck
Composer(s)	[Matthew Steed]
Engine	Construct 2
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows Nintendo Switch PlayStation 4
Release	Microsoft Windows WW: 7 September 2017[1] Nintendo Switch WW: 7 November 2019 PlayStation 4 WW: 10 January 2020
Genre(s)	Point-and-click adventure
Mode(s)	Single-player

Tokyo Dark is a point-and-click adventure game developed by the indie developer Cherrymochi and published by Square Enix Collective for Microsoft Windows and macOS. It follows the story of Detective Itō Ayami who searches for her missing partner, Detective Kazuki Tanaka, who disappeared under mysterious circumstances while following a case. The player’s choices directly affect Ayami’s mental state and thought processes which later result in one of the game’s multiple endings.