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Solo play is possible, while the official presentation centers on two to four players. Alone, you handle filming, lighting and recovery, so favor a short excursion and a reliable return.

Frame subjects and team interactions and reliably complete return, extraction and upload. Consider audio tools when the basics are stable; the effect of a shot or item is not presented as a guaranteed multiplier.

Surviving teammates decide whether they can recover the camera and tools. A Defibrillator may allow revival, but assess the route to the body rather than risking the whole group.

Steam lists Japanese interface support. Check the language setting if needed, and agree on a shared language or signals for voice chat.

Establish charged lights, camera recovery and returning first, then share tools such as the Hugger, Defibrillator, Shock Stick or Rescue Hook as needed. Consider audio and Clapper extras when funds and slots allow, checking shop prices.

Assign filming, lighting and return checks before leaving. Learn the route back to the bell and complete a short filming-to-upload cycle. Do not assume a particular factory is a guaranteed safe tutorial.

Balance readable framing with a way to bring the camera home. Do not chase proximity alone; practice stopping in time for oxygen, recording capacity and the route back.