Version 1.2.0 is released
2018-11-27Fixed an issue that freezes in-game movies on some machines.
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CAVYHOUSE / Oct 3, 2018 / Adventure, Indie
"Um, so. Are you... maybe one of the Dead, too?" A story of strange doings in the town of Daiusu, with surrealist visuals and a team of professional voice artists to immerse you in the story. An occult horror visual novel by the creators of This Starry Midnight We Make and Forget-Me-Not Organ.
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Fixed an issue that freezes in-game movies on some machines.
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95% positive, 22 reviews
This game looked really interesting, my bf got it for my as a surprise and I thought it seemed fun, unfortunately it will not run on my PC. I tried everything I could think of to get it to work, but it just kept crashing during the opening cutscene. I wish I had more to say about it, because it looks like it could have been a fun denpa-style horror visual novel, but it refused to work and it doesn't seem like anyone...
4 found this helpful, 2026-06-27
It's a fairly short game, I'd say about 3 and a half or so hours if you aren't taking your time. For the discounted price I got it at, it was definitely worth it. I wouldn't want to spoil too much, but the story's charming, and oddly enough it was a little unnerving seeing the village regain its color, no doubt due in-part to the unique artstyle... Everything comes together fairly neatly by the time you reach, I'd...
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-25
This is certainly a unique visual novel. It's 3d and has animation, so there's no narration. No choices, completely linear progress. All dialogues are voiced, sometimes a bit poorly. It's very rare for a game to look so refreshingly unique (artstyle) and at the same time so ridiculously amateurish (some models and animations). The story is mysterious and generally fun to follow, but the writer clearly didn't know...
0 found this helpful, 2025-12-25
strange little game but worth playing. got a lot of value out of it and the unique things it has to it. little something that might broaden your peripheries
0 found this helpful, 2025-12-13
