The tattoo industry has long ceased to be solely about applying pigment under the skin. Today, the culture of removing and modifying old works occupies no less important a place in the community’s life than the process of getting inked itself. Lithuanian indie studio Uraga has keenly felt this trend, announcing their debut project – Tattoo Removal Simulator. This is not just a game, but a meditative immersion into the world of laser correction, where players will have to fix the consequences of impulsive decisions, failed artistic experiments, and get rid of the ghosts of the past.