"A Perfect Day: Relive 1999 in New Time-Loop Puzzle"

If you're a fan of Littoral Games' previous titles like *Growing Up* and *Chinese Parents*, you'll find the same cozy and nostalgic atmosphere in their latest Android release, *A Perfect Day Pocket – Go Back to 1999*. The game's art style echoes that of *Growing Up*, featuring water-colored, hand-painted visuals that beautifully tell the story on their own.

Launching at a special price of $1.99 from February 27th to March 5th, *A Perfect Day – Go Back to 1999* will be available for $2.99 on Android post-launch week. If you pre-registered, you can claim a Panda Quake Mini 4WD by visiting Brother Cao at the Youth Palace. Additionally, a limited-time Easter egg, the Old Uniform, can be found in ‘My Bedroom’ until March 26th.

What’s the Premise of A Perfect Day – Go Back to 1999?

As the title suggests, *A Perfect Day – Go Back to 1999* takes you back to the year 1999, a period Littoral Games is known for exploring in their nostalgic narratives. In this game, you relive the last day of 1999, trapped in a time-loop puzzle narrative.

The game features seven time segments, eleven main characters, twenty event cards, and one free DLC. You play as an elementary schoolboy caught in a time loop reminiscent of *Groundhog Day*. Your mission is to uncover secrets about your classmates, friends, and family, striving to help everyone achieve their 'perfect day' on December 31st, 1999.

Repeat, Revisit, and Rewrite

*A Perfect Day – Go Back to 1999* emphasizes themes of memories, regrets, and choices. You'll have the opportunity to revisit childhood friendships, delve into the lives of young parents, and make decisions that influence the narrative. The story unfolds in an interconnected manner, allowing for various outcomes as you repeat the same day.

The game also incorporates several mini-games that capture the essence of 90s gaming, such as a Mini 4WD race, a Gamicom console, and an arcade. With its interactive storytelling and nostalgic visuals, *A Perfect Day – Go Back to 1999* is definitely worth exploring.

You can check it out on the Google Play Store and watch the trailer to get a glimpse of what the game looks like.

Before you go, don't forget to catch up on our news about *Tales of Wind: Radiant Rebirth*, which has expanded its world with new dungeons and 60FPS graphics.