Naples Sightseeing Simulator

You're an RPG fan.

One day, you buy a single-player game called [Naples Sightseeing Simulator].

This new release is packed with gameplay, including management, romance, puzzles, combat, and more. What grabs you most in the promotional material is the enormous map, supposedly featuring exploration maps for tourist cities around the world.

--So why does a sightseeing simulator have "combat"? Are you supposed to fight Naples pickpockets over your wallet?

You follow a walkthrough from an expert and complete the maps for every city, but more than half the hidden achievements are still locked.

Then you accidentally hit an NPC with your car.

Congratulations, player, on unlocking a hidden achievement!

[Game Start]: Defeat a Stand user. "You've discovered the world behind the mirror. From now on, explore the world through the eyes of a Stand user!"

[CG - An Invitation from Egypt] Seated on a crimson throne, you receive a letter handed to you respectfully by a subordinate. The expensive gold seal matches the haughty tone of the sender:

--My friend, one final step remains, and you will open the door to Heaven for us. You have never looked more beautiful. I'll come see you tonight.

Apparently, letting the world unfold before your eyes counts as a kind of "sightseeing," too.

Theme: Love and peace