Ihin

Ihin is an adventure game about recovering family mementos and memories by looking at places as they appeared in the past. While sorting through her late mother's belongings at her childhood home, Yumi and her husband Tetsuya find an old video camera. When Yumi uses it, the camera shows the house as it was before, including her parents and her childhood self. The story connects the past, present and future, and reveals the camera's secret. The game is not a horror game and takes 1–2 hours to play.

The story

Yumi and Tetsuya visit her childhood home to sort through her mother's belongings before the house is put up for sale. Tetsuya finds an old video camera in a closet in the Japanese-style room. Its old-fashioned image and colors catch his attention, but when Yumi takes it, the footage shows her parents and her younger self. The camera reveals the past of the place when Yumi holds it.

Recovering mementos

You collect belongings by switching between Yumi and Tetsuya. Talk to Yumi and give her the camera, then speak with Tetsuya to advance the story. As Yumi, investigate objects marked by a gathering of light to see their episodes; as Tetsuya, find the item connected to each episode and put it in the box by the entrance. The first episode comes from yarn on the dining table, and its associated item, a scarf, is in a second-floor closet. You repeat this process to recover the memories and belongings.

Endings

The game has one main ending and three additional endings that are smaller in scope.