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Tokyo Dark: Remembrance Removed From PlayStation Store

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PS4 Game Tokyo Dark: Remembrance Quietly Removed From PS Store

The point-and-click adventure game Tokyo Dark: Remembrance—whose PS4 version was published by Sony Music Entertainment’s Unties label—is no longer available for purchase on the PlayStation Store. Tokyo Dark is currently available on other platforms, including Steam and Nintendo Switch. On Steam, the game was published by Square Enix, while on Nintendo’s store, Unties is listed […]

By Ivan Nikolai Barkow CastilhoJune 11, 2025 · 1 min read

The point-and-click adventure game Tokyo Dark: Remembrance—whose PS4 version was published by Sony Music Entertainment’s Unties label—is no longer available for purchase on the PlayStation Store.

Tokyo Dark is currently available on other platforms, including Steam and Nintendo Switch. On Steam, the game was published by Square Enix, while on Nintendo’s store, Unties is listed as the publisher, making its removal from the PlayStation Store even more confusing.

Unfortunately, Tokyo Dark: Remembrance did not receive a physical release for PS4, so it’s currently impossible to acquire it on PlayStation platforms. Limited physical copies for Switch were released by Limited Run Games in limited quantities.

Developed by Cherrymochi, Tokyo Dark originally launched in 2017, followed by Switch and PS4 releases in 2019 and 2020 respectively. The console versions were developed by mebius. The version with the Remembrance subtitle included additional content such as new endings.

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