Spend a night with Cyan and their friends as you watch a horror movie unfolding off of the screen in this short Halloween-themed VN by Angela He!
Tag: game jam
Demo Review: Quỳnh
When you wake up in a mysterious shop with no memories, the owner and his companion seem to know you better than you know yourself and are more than happy to keep you around as an errand boy. Quickly, things are revealed to be more supernatural than they appear on the surface, and the true, darker nature of the shop becomes clear.
Review: fishy
You don’t like aquariums. They freak you out. When it’s your friend’s birthday and everyone else is going to be there, though, you don’t really feel like you have much of a choice. As the sleepover progresses, things start to get a little…strange. Certainly it’s all in your head, though. Right?
Advice Corner: Advice for Spooktober
With Spooktober on the horizon, we’ve decided to seek out advice from past participants to see what they have to say.
Looking into Spooktober with Creator Nai
With arguably the biggest visual novel jam coming up, questions arise such as how it came to be and the inner-workings of hosting something like Spooktober. We’ve decided to sit down with Spooktober host and creator, Nai, to learn more about it.
Review: Cave
You find yourself stuck in a cave with no escape in this short adventure VN developed by Fall Right Games for the Only One of Any Asset Jam!
Review: GFxF
When college student Mona with ulterior motives joins a club dedicated to the discussion of yuri media, she doesn’t expect to be so overwhelmed by these two juggernauts of media dissection. As she listens to Hana and Riley go at it verbally, she finds time to self-reflect on her own relationship with her sexuality and neurodiversity.
Early Access Review: Pandora Project
It’s a future where man and machine have been combined to create a new race of cyborgs. When a group of natalists break into a research facility for important files, they uncover more than they bargained for.
Taking a Look at Otome Jam 2021
Now that Otome Jam 2021 has come to an end, it’s time to take a look at some of the submissions!
Review: Wizard School Woes
Learn more about novice wizard Ambrosius and possibly help him finish his final project in this short game made in 72 hours for Minimalism Jam.
