The Seventh Day at the Tsubaki House - Whoever You Accuse Is Guilty
Launches 13 November 2026 · PC
A Japanese mystery adventure where any of the four could be the killer. Holding the dead man's will, you stay in his estate until the seventh-day memorial. Question the household across 13 locations, but you get only ten moves. Motive, opportunity and proof decide what your accusation is worth.
Story
Shonanoka — the Buddhist memorial service held on the seventh day after a death. Tsubaki Soemon, who built a fortune from seven companies, has died. Cause: heart failure. You arrive as a law clerk entrusted with his will, to stay until the seventh-day memorial. On the desk in his study, a single sake cup, washed and left face-down. That is all. Only ten moves before the memorial There are 13 places and people you can visit — the annex, the kitchen, the storehouse, the herb garden, the temple, the clinic, the teahouse on the pass, and the suspects themselves. But you only get 10 free actions before the service on the seventh day. You cannot see everything. What waited down the path you didn't take stays unknown. Evidence stacks in three columns: motive, opportunity, proof You may rise at the incense offering and name anyone — as long as your journal holds at least one line about them. Against a blank page, you cannot get to your feet. The question is not whether you can accuse, but what your accusation is worth. Name them with all three columns and you reach the truth. Name them without, and even the right person yields only an accusation without certainty. ...
Gameplay
Shonanoka — the Buddhist memorial service held on the seventh day after a death. Tsubaki Soemon, who built a fortune from seven companies, has died. Cause: heart failure. You arrive as a law clerk entrusted with his will, to stay until the seventh-day memorial. On the desk in his study, a single sake cup, washed and left face-down. That is all. Only ten moves before the memorial There are 13 places and people you can visit — the annex, the kitchen, the storehouse, the herb garden, the temple, the clinic, the teahouse on the pass, and the suspects themselves. But you only get 10 free actions before the service on the seventh day. You cannot see everything. What waited down the path you didn't take stays unknown. Evidence stacks in three columns: motive, opportunity, proof You may rise at the incense offering and name anyone — as long as your journal holds at least one line about them. Against a blank page, you cannot get to your feet. The question is not whether you can accuse, but what your accusation is worth. Name them with all three columns and you reach the truth. Name them without, and even the right person yields only an accusation without certainty. Each night, your journal writes itself — in your words Evidence gathered during the day is composed into your journal at night. Gather by day, arrange by night. No two playthroughs produce the same...
Features
- Single-player
- Steam Achievements
- Camera Comfort
- Custom Volume Controls
- Keyboard Only Option
- Mouse Only Option
- #category_playable_at_your_own_pace
- Playable without Timed Input
Release details
The Seventh Day at the Tsubaki House - Whoever You Accuse Is Guilty is developed by Maru Works. The Seventh Day at the Tsubaki House - Whoever You Accuse Is Guilty launches on Friday, 13 November 2026 on PC. This date comes from Steam and was last checked on 6 November 2026.
Frequently asked questions
When does The Seventh Day at the Tsubaki House - Whoever You Accuse Is Guilty release?
The Seventh Day at the Tsubaki House - Whoever You Accuse Is Guilty launches on 13 November 2026.
Which platforms is The Seventh Day at the Tsubaki House - Whoever You Accuse Is Guilty on?
The Seventh Day at the Tsubaki House - Whoever You Accuse Is Guilty is on PC.
Who makes The Seventh Day at the Tsubaki House - Whoever You Accuse Is Guilty?
The Seventh Day at the Tsubaki House - Whoever You Accuse Is Guilty is developed by Maru Works.