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Line 12: \| platform = [[Wikipedia:Microsoft Windows\|Windows]], [[w:PlayStation 4\|PlayStation 4]], [[w:PlayStation Vita\|PlayStation Vita]] }} {{nihongo\|'''''Iwaihime'''''\|祝姫\|Iwaihime}} is a Japanese [[Wikipedia:Japanese horror\|horror]] [[Wikipedia:Visual novel\|visual novel]] written by [[Ryukishi07~~]]. Unlike his other games, ''Iwaihime'' uses ADV style, as opposed to Ryukishi07's typical NVL style and is not published under [[07th Expansion~~]]. The game was released on January 29, 2016. On September 7, 2017, a port for the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita was released under the name {{nihongo\|'''''Iwaihime: Matsuri'''''\|祝姫 -祀}} by [[w:Nippon Ichi Software\|Nippon Ichi Software]]. This port included the additional arc, "[[#Musubihime\|Musubihime]]". On October 23, 2020, an English release of ''Iwaihime'' was added to Steam. This release of the game contains some censored violent and sexual content. Line 121: A post-credits scene reveals that the Iwaimoto Shrine has become a famous place for occultists. The spirit of Rokugami's curse continues to rule over the shrine, now as a benevolent deity. == Trivia == *Unlike Ryukishi07's other games, ''Iwaihime'' uses ADV style, as opposed to Ryukishi07's typical NVL style and is not published under [[07th Expansion]]. == Notes ==

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