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Renka / Jan 13, 2025 / Indie
Love, Internet, and Murder Magic is a Roguelike game. You will role-play an agent of a streamer who died because of a murder. You are trying to "bring her back" through AI technology on the Internet, making her the unique creation of the Internet.
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Update - v 1.0.1 - Fixed text errors in multiple languages. - Added a tip that Ctrl can be used to skip already-read scenes.
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69% positive, 36 reviews
Love, Internet, and Murder Magic, developed and published by Renka, is a unique and thought-provoking indie game that merges narrative-driven exploration with roguelike mechanics and psychological elements. Released in 2025, the game immediately stands out for its unusual premise and atmospheric storytelling, appealing to players who enjoy introspective, emotionally resonant experiences. At its core, it examines the...
3 found this helpful, 2025-10-02
K is so cute - Great art, interesting game play loop, worth the money 100%
1 found this helpful, 2026-03-29
A game with an amazing art style, a lovely soundtrack, fun gameplay, and quite an intriguing story to uncover. The subtle horror undertone not only makes for a great atmosphere, but when you stumble upon secrets, that's where goosebumps really hit. The gameplay mechanics are not only fun to experiment with but are also very suitable for easy replayability, not making it a bother to complete the game several times,...
1 found this helpful, 2026-02-15
As a fan of other works from Renka, I find this game disappointing. Yes the art is better, I like the writing and the lore seems interesting at first. But then you see all these buttons under the text box: camera?, minigame, music player, etc... those buttons don’t actually tie into the game at all?? You can finish a run without touching any of those buttons, they're basically just cosmetic. Outside of that, it's...
2 found this helpful, 2025-10-01
