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I am currently working on a 2D horror game based on Junji Ito's manga The Hanging Balloons (The Hanging Blimp). It's a fan game, and we are calling it The Chasing Balloon.
It will have 2D runner gameplay where you have to avoid all obstacles and reach your home. The game will contain an Intro and Outro visual novel story, and in between will be the main gameplay. It will be a small game. It will also contain a small Easter egg from other Junji Ito manga and will also contain a Lore section where I will include information about all the characters and locations included in this game.
The game is still in development, but we are close to completing it. I will update more soon. Below, I have attached the poster of the game I made.
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