@interjc: This little first-person street strolling game set in Japan is pretty decent. I'm thinking with a bit of tweaking here …
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This article reviews a first-person street strolling game set in Japan, noting its potential to evolve into a game similar to GTA6: TOKYO with some adjustments.
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