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Released in 1984 as the second entry in Koei's "Strawberry Porno" series, this title—which pays homage to Philip K. Dick—is an avant-garde and humor-filled adventure RPG. Set in 199X Kabukicho, the story follows a private eye tasked with recovering stolen "Dutch Wives," perfectly capturing the spirit of parody and adventure in early PC gaming. By blending exploration, information gathering, and RPG-style combat, the game transcends the traditional bishojo genre to serve as a fascinating historical document of 1980s creative freedom. It remains a uniquely eccentric exhibit in our museum, showcasing the bold and unconventional side of early software culture.

In 199X Tokyo, amidst a string of mysterious deaths affecting lonely bachelors, a private investigator is approached by the "Oranda Shokai" company with a bizarre request. He is hired to recover three missing units of their flagship "Dutch Wife," the Arctic No. 6, and must report back via telephone every two hours. Desperate for money to fund his upcoming wedding, our hero accepts the shady gig and begins scouring the neon-lit streets of Kabukicho. Players must explore the city, gather intelligence, and interact with various women as they unravel the truth behind this unconventional mystery.