A journey through Kyoto

Enter to play · ↑ ↓ to explore the menu

The current mode is better suited for people prone to dizziness, but should still not be played by those sensitive to flashing lights or prone to seizures.

Health advisory: this game has fast-moving, high-contrast scenery and some flashing effects, in every mode, including Comfort mode. If you feel dizzy, unwell or have ever had seizures, please stop playing and talk to a doctor.

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Oni Out! appears in the novelMore Than Alive

“Did you download Oni Out! yet?”

The mixed reality game was something of a classic and one that no longer came with the car. Still, Alice made sure it was available whenever they traveled farther than the tonkatsu restaurant they often frequented. It was a matter of tradition.

— More Than Alive, page 4

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About the Creator

Fernando Torres among the torii at Fushimi Inari

Fernando Torres first came to Kyoto more than twenty years ago and has had a home there for over a decade. Many of the locations in Oni Out! are drawn from places he passes on his morning walks. His book More Than Alive, which references Oni Out!, grew out of those same years in Kyoto.

Oni Out!

Take a breather

Your journey can wait a moment.

Escape / Start to resume · ↑ ↓ to choose · Enter / A to confirm

Master volume 100%

Comfort mode reduces motion and flashing. Fast-moving scenery and flashing effects remain in every mode. Some stages always use Comfort mode.

Move	Arrow keys / A DController: left stick or D-pad
Jump / bounce	SpaceController: A · Hold for height
Throw beans	F / J / XController: X, B, or right bumper
Climb / enter	↑ / WController: D-pad up
Pause	Escape / PController: Start

In forward-view battles, ↑ / ↓ move in depth and Space jumps. Follow each stage’s prompts for its special moves.