Keita Takahashi's Game: To a T

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Keita Takahashi returns with the whimsically weird To a T

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To a T is yet another Takahashi title that fits that playful tradition, well, to a tee.

The protagonist is a young teen, aptly named Teen , whose body is permanently stuck in a T-pose.

The game is also a heartwarming tale about self-acceptance.

Exploring the neighborhood, particularly on weekends, feels liberating as your day is filled with endless possibilities for fun.

To a T launches on May 28th on the PS5, Xbox , and PC.

The game's central message of acceptance, and of finding joy in life’s smallest moments, feels like a salve for these trying times.

One of its final moments is, indeed, almost irredeemably nonsensical, yet it also made me crack a really wide smile, something I haven't done while playing games in a while.

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