The developer behind mystery game "Return to Shironagasu Island" has found themselves in a predicament due to uncanny similarities with real-life events.
I mean… “scary island” is probably one of the top genres in Japanese horror/mystery fiction.
Then again, I guess this is a case of “there’s no bad publicity”.
Epstein’s island wasn’t even the first private island set up for sex crimes focused on pedophilia. It’s just better known because it’s tied to the president. This is a case of ‘I know two things: Epstein and waffles. This isn’t waffles.’
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I mean… “scary island” is probably one of the top genres in Japanese horror/mystery fiction. Then again, I guess this is a case of “there’s no bad publicity”.
To some, Japan is the scary island.
Fair, I guess they do have a lot of islands
Epstein’s island wasn’t even the first private island set up for sex crimes focused on pedophilia. It’s just better known because it’s tied to the president. This is a case of ‘I know two things: Epstein and waffles. This isn’t waffles.’