Tokyo Debunker presents a narrative-driven RPG experience where players investigate supernatural phenomena as students at Darkwick Academy, navigating complex relationships between classmates who've traded their souls for wishes. Developed by ZigZaGame Inc., the game occupies a niche intersection of visual novel storytelling and tactical monster-battling gameplay, distinguishing itself through its distinctive comic-art aesthetic and feline companion system. The core gameplay integrates multiple modes: an episodic comic-style narrative using Live 2D animations, facility construction mechanics with cat familiars, a monster collection system, and turn-based combat requiring strategic team composition. Players progress through Tokyo-based cases while managing relationships between characters bound by demonic pacts, with the cat familiars serving both as decorative elements and functional assistants providing gameplay hints during investigation sequences. User experience demonstrates polished interface design with intuitive navigation between story segments, combat encounters, and base management. The hybrid approach creates varied engagement patterns—story segments typically lasting 10-15 minutes, combat sessions requiring 2-3 minutes of active participation, and base-building allowing for asynchronous progression. Some interface friction emerges regarding item management, as noted in user feedback regarding unexplained inventory items. User reviews consistently praise narrative depth and character development, with Akiza Hagami noting on July 20, 2025 the 'intriguing story' despite criticism of premature character selection, while Phoenix Kyttyn Moon (July 18, 2025) highlights the 'variety of gameplay styles.' Recurring critique involves limited customization options, as Na-yeon Lee (August 14, 2025) expressed desire for avatar customization, though most users acknowledge the strong character designs compensate for this limitation. The application excels in delivering immersive storytelling through high-quality visual presentation and diverse gameplay systems, though it occasionally suffers from unclear mechanics explanation. Ideal for players seeking long-term narrative engagement with light strategic elements, though those preferring pure action or extensive customization may find certain aspects limiting. The 4.6/5 rating reflects generally positive reception despite minor usability concerns.