My Name is You and it's the only unusual thing in my life
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Havocado is a silly hyper-speed multiplayer physics fighting game; shoot, punch, drive, and use magic to knock the other players off in a multitude of locations and scenarios.
Tens of millions of yen hidden in an Elementary school!? Lies, secrets, and underhanded tactics... Students and teachers struggle against one another.
Au fil de l'eau is a short meditation game about kayaking and immersion in a beautiful landscape. Leave your apartment and go on an adventure. I choose this subject because it's a good way to explore storytelling and visual art based on a simple gameplay.
This is a loop-based psychological horror visual novel. Every day at 5 PM, a girl named Akane dies. The protagonist, Keita, becomes aware of this loop and struggles to change her fate. However, no matter what choices he makes, her death is inevitable. As the story unfolds, a shocking truth emerges— Akane has been dying repeatedly to protect Keita.
Short visual novel. An all-too-familiar story, born from an all-too-familiar motive, on an all-too-familiar street.
"As fog obscured the moon, I accepted those words, and she chose levitation." Above Eden is a short visual novel about a girl.
Opipopi is a short point-and-click adventure game where the player spends time in their room before falling asleep. Players can interact with various objects in the room in any order. Each interaction increases the character's "sleepiness." Once the sleepiness reaches a certain level, the night ends, and time progresses. The game features three different endings, which branch depending on whether the player discovers specific elements in the room before falling asleep. Hints for unlocking these conditions are hidden within the game's UI, such as backlog text colors and speech bubble shapes. The average playtime is 15 to 20 minutes per playthrough.
At Mystery Academy, training detectives is routine. Dealing with a vampire? Not so much. As mysterious deaths begin to surface, questions begins to arise: is it all just pure coincidence? And who can you trust when danger might be right beside you?
