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I agree that it resembles mana, but for now, I like its gameplay, or rather, its accurate shots, because essentially, the mafia is to blame for the death of the loved one, and Mana is taking revenge on them (the story is interesting, by the way). Therefore, I would let this successful Mana play in the game for a bit longer.
What bothers me is that it's difficult to understand the theme of this game variant.
Okay, let's try.
"Also, Flandre died this night. He was killed under very strange circumstances: the body lay in the center of a drawn pentagram, which could indicate that Flandre became a victim of members of a Satanist sect. On the other hand, he himself never had anything to do with such organizations, and didn't even really believe in God, explaining this by saying that from a scientific point of view, there simply cannot be a Higher Power. It turns out that either Flandre became a random victim, or this method of murder is some kind of cover-up. It is known that there were four killers."
Doesn't the lizard have a similar sign on its avatar to the sectarian drawings?
And is it normal that four people killed him, and as far as I understand, the geisha belonged to someone? The numbers don't quite match up. Or was the geisha involved in both?