Okinawa Journal

Okinawa Journal

Miga Games · 2025 · Story Rich, Exploration, Narrative, Point & Click, Choices Matter

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4 user reviews50% · 4
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About Okinawa Journal

Okinawa Journal is a point-and-click mystery game set during the summer of 2000 in the serene yet mysterious landscapes of Okinawa. You step into the ethereal role of Kami, a guardian angel tasked with guiding Haruki, a struggling journalist, as he delves into the baffling disappearance of a beloved actress.Along the way, you’ll meet a diverse cast of characters—both human and spirit—each harboring their own secrets, ambitions, and obligations. As the investigation unfolds, you’ll uncover a web of hidden truths tied to Okinawa’s dark past, with consequences that linger in the present.With challenging decisions, intriguing locations to explore, and multiple endings to discover, Okinawa Journal invites you to shape a story where every choice carries weight. With Haruki's Insight, you'll always know what still interests him. Also, Okinawa Journal is a succinctly written text-based game. There are no walls of text or meandering dialogue. The characters in the game summarize all their interactions in thought, which you, as a guardian angel, are able to understand.Okinawa Journal is Steam Deck compatible.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Dec 22, 2025
This is a beautiful, delightful game. It’s imaginative, artistically unique and the story is interesting. Unfortunately, it has some bugs that make it unplayable. Most notably, the mouse pointer disappears leaving the player unable to interact with anything. This happened during the demo and the actual game. The golden crane that is supposed to let you retry became unacceptable, and while an evil spirit was coming after me, I couldn’t click on it to pray. (Keeping it from killing me). Without the bugs, I would highly recommend. With the bugs, No.
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Not recommended Jul 2, 2026
This game has so much potential, but as long as these game-breaking bugs exist, I can't recommend it in good conscience. Time and again, I found myself stuck in places I couldn’t leave (especially the Hotel Luxus—both the lobby and the balcony). On top of that, there are only three (!!) save slots, which you can quickly run out of when combined with the bugs I just mentioned. As soon as you write your article, the current save file is automatically overwritten. If you forgot something important beforehand, you’re just out of luck. Let's hope you still have a usable save file.. There are also other bugs that prevent you from achieving your goals. For example, if you [spoiler]look at the ground before placing the sunflower[/spoiler], you can no longer place it, which prevents you from completing a very important objective—which affects the ending you achieve. I also felt that the ending was pretty rushed. It’s really a shame that such a charming game wasn’t tested thoroughly enough. It still needs some massive fine-tuning. At least it was playable on the Steam Deck (controller setting changed to "gamepad with camera controls").
1 found this helpful
Recommended Nov 27, 2025
Such a fun point and click adventure with, in my opinion, the BEST setting possible for this type of game. I loved the mix of mystery and spirits throughout. Also I loved the inclusion of Shuri Castle <3
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