Just played the updated demo. It’s kinda like the first episode of the game. Cool story, mix of a good plot and some futuristic vibes. One thing I gotta mention is the dynamic between Rin and Nikki. Nikki, the 14-year-old felon who helps Rin escape, is like the total opposite of Rin’s sheltered life. The devs really nailed showing how different they are, and it makes the story more interesting. But do you think the game could use a hint system to show which dialogue option affects which stat? Sometimes...

I like the art direction, atmosphere, and the protagonist. There too many issues though that hinder enjoyment. The constant screen tearing is agitating. The movement is clunky. There also needs to be a key assigned that skips/fast forwards dialogue other than the same damn key that makes choices. There also needs to be a way to see the dialogue history. I am interested in the game but at the moment, there's too many technical issues with this game. I've wishlisted the game and look forward to the final pro...

While I get this game is still in development, I've noticed some issues with the demo. Otherwise, it has a lot of potential to be an interesting game! First off, the settings are different when selecting it from the Main Menu. When selecting Settings while in game, there are other options not present within the main one... and the Text Settings become changed, which ultimately bugs the game. If there were dialogue options present during a confrontation between Nikki, Rin and Grandpa, they aren't present. ...

Got around to trying this out because it looks interesting, and while I'm interested in the story, there are quite a few problems that undermine the game. Starting with some missing quiality of life stuff or simply questionable design choices: 1. There is no master volume to lower the sound of everything equally 2. The volume for voice logs doesn't seem to be affected by volume settings 3. It would be nice to have numerical value for audio settings, gauging the values visually is not great 4. Mouse contro...

I know I could just try the demo, but with this adventure game event thing I've already got a dozen demos downloaded and would prefer not to waste my time if this isn't something there isn't any chance I'd be interested in. The store page, at least to me, is so vague that it's more confusing than informative. What does 'narrative' game even mean? Since it's in the adventure game event, is it a p&C adventure game or not? It's tagged 'visual novel,' is that right (zero interest in any visual novel person...