On a quiet night, you text your friend Sugimoto: “I’m on my way.” This first-person horror adventure unfolds through smartphone chats. Walk the city at night, face strange encounters, and make choices that lead you to his room. Can you trust the words on your screen?
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發行日期2026年4月30日5 個月前發行
開發人員Defios Game Studio發行商Defios Game Studio類型獨立模擬
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關於 今から行くね
2012.
Smartphones were still new.
On a quiet night, you take out your phone and send a message, as you always do.
"I'm on my way."
It should have been just an ordinary message — or so it seemed.
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"I'm On My Way" is a first-person horror adventure that unfolds through a smartphone chat interface.
As you walk through the night city, you communicate with "Sugimoto" through your phone, making your way toward his apartment.
But something about the conversation feels off.
A path you don’t remember.
Events you’ve never experienced.
And things that should not exist.
The rumors Sugimoto tells begin to overwrite reality itself.
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A night where you can only keep moving forward.
What will you say?
Will you trust his words?
Your words will shape the outcome.
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■ Unease behind the screen
All interactions take place through your phone
■ A city that distorts
With every conversation, something begins to change
■ Words that decide your fate
What you type influences events and endings
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Is that message truly just a simple notification?