MARY – The Princess Mary Rescue gets smartphone version, shown at Tokyo Game Dungeon 14
The browser title, which lets players alter its story by adding one character to button text, was playable on phones at the October 31 event.
The game MARY – The Princess Mary Rescue now has a smartphone edition, with the phone build shown at the Tokyo Game Dungeon 14 event held on October 31, according to news.denfaminicogamer.jp. The title lets players change how its story unfolds by adding a single character to the text on a button.
At the event, the smartphone version was displayed at the game's booth. As of the time of that report on October 31, the build runs about 30 minutes and contains 6 endings across 544 branching paths.
The free version on the unityroom platform has passed 710,000 page views, and the full Steam release has crossed 10,000 wishlist additions. That Steam version is still in development; its store page states that its gimmicks and story are more than 5 times the volume of the free unityroom edition.
The booth also showed another work by the developer, Night Alley: a title whose name translates as To a World With No People.
Quick answers
Where can I play MARY – The Princess Mary Rescue?
A free version is published on unityroom, a smartphone version was shown at Tokyo Game Dungeon 14 on October 31, and a full version is in development for Steam.
How long is the game?
As of October 31, the build shown ran about 30 minutes and contained 6 endings with 544 branching paths.
Is the Steam version out?
No. The Steam full version is still in development, and its store page says its gimmicks and story are more than 5 times the free unityroom version.