Play Famicom Mini - Vol 28 - Famicom Tantei Club Part II - Ushiro ni Tatsu Shoujo Zengouhen (J)(Caravan) Online

Famicom Mini: Famicom Tantei Club Part II was released by Nintendo in 2004 for the Game Boy Advance as part of their Famicom Mini series, which brought classic Famicom titles to the handheld. It’s a direct port of the 1989 Famicom Disk System game, preserving the original’s moody, low-res aesthetic and slow-burn mystery atmosphere. Playing it on the GBA felt like holding a piece of history, a quiet and deliberate contrast to the faster, brighter games typical of the platform at the time.

You control a young amnesiac detective who must solve a murder in a rural Japanese village by talking to villagers, examining environments screen by screen, and selecting dialogue options to uncover contradictions in statements. The game relies heavily on text interaction and careful observation; you collect key items and present them to characters at the right moment to advance the plot. Pacing is methodical, almost slow, with sudden moments of tension when supernatural elements—like the girl who appears behind people—interrupt the investigation. It feels immersive and patient, drawing you into its world through suggestion and unease rather than action.