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I can't tell if you're just being fatuous or overtly serious...As a resident of Hong Kong S.A.R., I could say this game had nothing to do with Hong Kong, not form art style of the city, historical events, the character's design, the music, there is nothing 80s nor Hong Kong in there.
Just forget the name and play it as retro futuristic novel, its better that way.
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, etc., etc. that none of these things referenced in the game ever existed in 1980's Hong Kong? Or are you just surprised that a game made in 2019-2020 as a tribute to 1980's Hong Kong doesn't look and sound like it was made in 1980's Hong Kong? Sure, "vaporwave" didn't exist in 1980's Hong Kong, but it is a commonly used art style to evoke pop culture in the 80's. Or are you criticizing that they didn't use original Canto-Pop recordings whose licenses they probably couldn't get? Or that the game isn't tinged in the sepia of Chinese opera? Or that the characters are drawn to evoke an older anime style and that anime is Japanese? (Yup, I'm sure there was no cultural interchange between HK, Taiwan and Japan at that time, no way, no how...)