Dear me, I was… Is Bringing Its Watercolour Interactive Adventure to Mobile Soon

Arc System Works has confirmed that Dear me, I was… is coming to mobile and other platforms soon! The game first released for the Nintendo Switch 2 in July 2025. Now, it’s set to release across Android, iOS, PC via Steam, and Nintendo Switch.

The interactive adventure will launch simultaneously on all platforms on February 12th, 2026

Pre-registration is now live on the Google Play Store. A compact, self-contained experience, the game will be available for $7.99. It focuses on mood, imagery, and quiet storytelling, leaving players with a lingering impression.

Alongside the mobile announcement, Dear me, I was… has dropped a new accolade trailer. It highlights media praise from outlets around the world and showcases scenes that have already resonated strongly with viewers. Watch it right here!

Arc System Works also shared an all-new illustration created specifically to celebrate the multi-platform release. The artwork comes from art director Taisuke Kanasaki, whose distinctive watercolour style defines the visual identity of the game.

Dear me, I was… is a cinematic graphic novel on mobile featuring a watercolour, rotoscoped style

A short and simple interactive adventure, Dear me, I was… focuses on depicting the life of an unnamed woman. It does so through a series of ordinary yet meaningful moments. The game doesn’t rely on text, dialogue, or traditional gameplay systems.

You just gently move through scenes as time passes. The story centres on her modest daily life, touching on joy, sorrow, and personal growth. It also highlights how her path is shaped by the people around her.

Visually, the game has a watercolour aesthetic, with vivid imagery brought to life using rotoscoping technology. This combination gives the characters a lifelike sense of motion while preserving the softness of hand-painted art. It’s supported by memorable theme music and soothing background sounds.

That wraps up our scoop on Dear me, I was… on mobile. Also, read our news on Studio Atelico’s Bobium Brawlers!