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2016PC79 % positive14.79 €

A sci-fi visual novel set in Japan in 2030, where memories can be digitized and archived. As Hiroki, you have one week to uncover the truth behind your best friend's death before his memories are erased.

  • Dialogue and role-playing
  • Emotional impact
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Sci-fi setting

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Analogue: A Hate Story

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2012PC94 % positive9.75 €

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A sci-fi visual novel in which you investigate the logs of an abandoned generation ship and talk with two AIs about its rigid, patriarchal society. Your relationships with them steer you toward one of five endings.

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World End Economica: Episode.03

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The finale of the visual novel trilogy takes place on the moon, following Hal's pursuit of his dream eight years after episode 1 as the lunar city's economy spirals out of control. It is a linear, text-driven story focused on economics and characters.

World End Economica: Episode.02

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A visual novel by Isuna Hasekura (Spice and Wolf) in which a young man on a lunar colony finds new purpose through stock trading and economic intrigue. It focuses on dialogue, character growth and a story about money, dreams and justice.

Cyber City 2157: The Visual Novel

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A science-fiction visual novel set in a city where the sun never sets, populated by mysterious beings called Molds. You search for clues and make decisions that shape your own path.

Lucy: The Eternity She Wished For

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In this visual novel you follow a boy and an android he finds at a dump in a near-future world where machines are part of everyday life. Your choices and moral dilemmas shape how their emotional bond unfolds.

Eliza

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A quiet, dialogue-driven visual novel about an AI counseling program in Seattle. You follow its former creator, who now works as the human voice of the AI, through conversations with clients and her reckoning with technology and responsibility.

Hate Plus

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You have three real-time days to piece together what went wrong on a derelict generation ship, working alongside a spunky but badly traumatized AI companion. It is a dark visual novel where your choices shape how the mystery unfolds, and it continues the story of Analogue: A Hate Story.

Ever17: The Out of Infinity

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A classic visual novel about seven people trapped in a damaged underwater theme park. Famed for its intricate mystery plot and one of the genre's best-known twists.

Orwell: Keeping an Eye on You

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You work as an investigator for a government surveillance program, combing through chats, files and profiles of citizens and deciding which information to pass on. It makes the moral cost of mass surveillance tangible within a gripping thriller story.

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