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Happinet Announces Lost Museum Visual Novel With Rika Suzuki Scenario

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Japanese publisher Happinet has announced the upcoming visual novel Lost Museum -Echoes of the Chromageists-, revealing details about its unique premise and creative team. The title is scheduled for release following its showcase at Tokyo Game Show 2026, where a playable demo was presented to attendees.

The game follows protagonist Vince as he enters an otherworldly realm called the Lost Museum to find his missing brother. He encounters Chromageists, beings with object heads that embody emotions from paintings, and uses a magic pen to recover their lost memories through point-and-click exploration and puzzle-solving mechanics.

Veteran writer Rika Suzuki is handling the scenario, while character designs are created by Wit One and the development team. Producer Honoka Ohara noted that the concept aims to inspire players to visit art museums, drawing inspiration from artists like Van Gogh.

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Original headline at AUTOMATON WEST: “Lost Museum is an art-inspired visual novel featuring object head characters and a scenario by veteran writer Rika Suzuki. We talk to the producer about how the title came to be”

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Publisher
Happinet
Scenario Writer
Rika Suzuki
Producer
Honoka Ohara
Character Designer
Wit One
Genre
Visual novel
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