Nothing has been lost. Not yet.

After waking from an unsettling dream, high school student Kanata Tanaka begins to notice small fractures in his ordinary life.

The same classroom.

The same friends.

The same family.

Everything appears normal, yet each familiar moment feels slightly out of place.

And at the center of it all is an old book.

This free demo includes the Prologue through the first half of Chapter 1 of TOKIORIKI.

Meet one person, and you may miss another

Your after-school time is governed by a limited number of Action Points.

Whom will you meet?

Where will you go?

What will you prioritize?

Spending time with someone may change your relationship with them.

But choosing one possibility also means allowing another to pass.

Explore the school and town

Choose where to spend your afternoons, from the classroom and library to the school grounds and the town beyond.

Meet different characters and discover short events along the way.

Even an ordinary detour may reveal something about this world—and the unease hiding beneath its everyday surface.

Kanata records each day in his diary

At the end of the day, Kanata reflects on what he saw, whom he spoke to, and how he felt.

The words written in his diary will change according to the actions you take.

Face the first Shadow Choice

Near the end of the demo, you will encounter your first Shadow Choice—a timed decision that will not wait forever.

Choose.

Refuse.

Or hesitate until the opportunity disappears.

Even choosing nothing may become part of the outcome.

What You Can Experience in the Demo

・The beginning of the main story

・After-school actions governed by limited Action Points

・Exploration across the school and town

・Conversations and changing relationships

・Kanata’s diary

・The first timed Shadow Choice

Demo Content

Story content: Prologue through the first half of Chapter 1

Estimated playtime: Approximately 45–55 minutes

Supported text languages: Japanese / English

Voice acting: Japanese

Platform: Windows

This hour is only the entrance to the story.