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The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa puts you in the worn shoes of Ringo, a high-school gang leader on his last autumn before graduation. By day you attend classes, work on grades and hang out with friends; by night you patrol the streets, spar in gritty brawls and chase fleeting moments of youth. There’s no grand quest to conquer rival gangs or expand territory—this is an existential beat ’em up that feels more like living a memory than following a mission list.

What makes it stand out is its blend of storytelling and gameplay. Conversations crackle with authenticity as Ringo and his buddies debate life, loyalty and the weight of growing up. Combat is deceptively deep, pairing simple controls with tactical grapples, counters and finishers that reward timing and positioning. Meanwhile, the open town feels alive: shops open and close on a schedule, classmates walk to and from school, and neon lights paint the streets after sunset.
Mini-games and side activities add color and downtime. Challenge a friend in ping-pong or billiards, try your luck at video poker, grind your stats in after-school drills or simply roam the back alleys and rooftops. Every choice—whether you study math, train your strength or skip class to hunt fights—shapes how you experience Ringo’s final season of youth.
Key Features
• Rich narrative with strong dialogue focused on friendship, coming of age and existential reflection
• Unique brawl mechanics: intuitive controls that flow into deep combos, grapples and finishers
• Open-world town with a dynamic day-night cycle and NPCs following their own schedules
• School sim elements: attend lessons, study to boost stats, balance grades with street life
• Variety of mini-games: ping-pong, billiards, video poker and an old-school console game
• Yakuza-inspired delinquent atmosphere blending gritty streets and teenage camaraderie
• No turf wars or gang management—focus is on living, feeling and telling a personal story
• Atmospheric pixel art style and soundtrack that underscore the game’s bittersweet tone
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