YORIMICHI PLAYLIST
HOW TO PLAY
Controls and goals
- How to operate
- Start/converse with Space. Move and select words using the left and right keys or A and D. Retry with R
- Goal
- Learn the words by talking to the town's residents, and then convey the chosen words to "that kid". The number of ENDs indicated by the official page is 2.
ABOUT THE GAME
From the words you increase by speaking,
Choose the one you want to deliver.
"TALK" is a short adventure submitted by NEKO DONUT to Unity's one-week game jam "Tsutaeru". Move the white robot left and right and learn the words while talking to the residents in the town. Select the word you have learned from the bottom of the screen and speak it to the other person using the Space key.
THE FIRST VOICE
Unreadable symbols,
It becomes an entrance to talk to someone.
Immediately after starting, the words spoken by the robot are indicated by symbols that look like binary numbers. As you walk around town and talk to the residents, the number of words you can use will increase. Movement, conversation, and word selection can be done using just the left and right keys and the space key.
Actual play shooting: Detour playlist editorial department / Production: NEKO DONUT / Distribution: unityroom
Walk around town and learn words from conversations with residents
Move around the town using the left/right keys or A/D, then press the Spacebar to speak in front of the residents. Having repeated conversations will help you explore and increase the number of words you can use.
Select a word using left and right and convey it to the other person using Space.
Select the word you have learned using left and right input, and speak it using the Space key. The same input functions for both movement and selection, so you can proceed while comparing the words at the bottom of the screen with the person in front of you.
There are two endings before the message is conveyed.
The official page clearly states that there are two endings. The END name and exact branching conditions are not mentioned in the public explanation, so they are hidden in this article.
PLAY NOTES
Play notes
- Required time
- The unityroom official page assumes about 10 minutes.
- Language
- The conversations and words in the game are mainly symbols and illustrations, and the operating instructions are posted in Japanese on the official unityroom page.
- Fees/Support environment
- You can play for free on unityroom, no login required. It works in a browser, but if you can't play it on a smartphone, the official page advises you to try it on a PC.
The words you memorized,
Let's go see him and tell him.
We confirmed the unityroom official distribution page, NEKO DONUT official author page, and unityroom distribution guidelines on July 25, 2026. The two images are in-game screens taken by the editorial department using the official browser version. Sources: TALK — unityroom official distribution page, NEKO DONUT — unityroom official author page, unityroom — Game commentary/distribution guidelines
STREAMING INFO
Streaming and video uploads
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