Gakkou no Kaidan cover

Gakkou no Kaidan

First release
Jul 14, 1995
Developer
JAMP
Publisher
Sega
Genres
Adventure, Point-and-click · Horror
Platforms
Sega Saturn

Gakkou no Kaidan is a game for the Sega Saturn console. It was released in 1995 to accompany the live-action movie Gakkou no Kaidan. It was available only in Japan, in Japanese.

Also known as School Ghost Stories, Gakkou no Kwaidan

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Storyline, release dates, time to beat, age ratings, modes, links, keywords

Storyline
The game is an interactive adventure which includes full-motion video taken from the movie, with the addition of pixel graphics overlaid on top of the video image to indicate that the player needs to take an action. For example, when the characters in the video encounter an obstacle, the game player will need to click left, right, or some other key combination in order to continue. The flame at the right side of the screen shows the player's health. The Haniwa statue at the left indicates how many puzzle pieces the player has collected. Haniwa statues are clay mementos which were traditionally used in funerals, and sometimes buried with the dead. In the game, the player takes on the role of one of the children trying to find a way out of the haunted schoolhouse. Pieces of the shattered Haniwa are scattered throughout the school. As the player navigates through the school, some locations bring up a video sequence. Other items in the school are clues, and health items.Read more

The game is an interactive adventure which includes full-motion video taken from the movie, with the addition of pixel graphics overlaid on top of the video image to indicate that the player needs to take an action. For example, when the characters in the video encounter an obstacle, the game player will need to click left, right, or some other key combination in order to continue. The flame at the right side of the screen shows the player's health. The Haniwa statue at the left indicates how many puzzle pieces the player has collected. Haniwa statues are clay mementos which were traditionally used in funerals, and sometimes buried with the dead. In the game, the player takes on the role of one of the children trying to find a way out of the haunted schoolhouse. Pieces of the shattered Haniwa are scattered throughout the school. As the player navigates through the school, some locations bring up a video sequence. Other items in the school are clues, and health items.

Release dates
Sega Saturn
Jul 14, 1995
Age ratings
CERO A
Game modes
Single player
Keywords
full motion video

How it plays

Languages

  • 日本語interface, audio, subtitles
IGDB · recorded 7 Oct 2026

Language data: IGDB · recorded 7 Oct 2026