Murder Is Game Over: Murder Otaku — is a devastatingly ironic parody of the fandom, where the stage becomes a crime scene and love for idols is an excuse for madness. YokaiKon promises fun, but beneath the flashing cameras lies chaos, mania, and the crowd's deadly enthusiasm. A fandom that has lost the line between love and cult Tragedy strikes amid cosplayers and glowing neon masks. A singer dies, and the public creates stories. The investigation turns into a satire on obsession and the emotional marketplace. Here, murder isn't a scandal, but content. The line between reality and show blurs. You search for the culprit amid the glamour and madness, but you realize: the festival itself is the perfect suspect. Everything looks like a celebration, but it's a ritual of adoration, where sacrifice is inevitable. And if the spirit of Oni truly exists, it lives in everyone who films instead of helping. Features of the game A meta-ironic plot that mocks the culture of star worship. A combination of detective, mysticism and social satire. 90s style with an emphasis on atmosphere and visual details. Themes of addiction, obsession and fan hysteria.