RAYS

[h1]A Journey Through Fractured Memories[/h1] [h3]Storyline:[/h3] Imagine waking up in an abandoned hospital bed, unsure of where you are or even who you are. Rays kicks off with that exact disorienting sense of mystery. As Adam, you’re thrown into a world that’s just as surreal as it is beautiful, where nothing stays the same for long, yet everything feels deeply connected. Rays takes you on a surreal journey from the time you wake up, moving back and forth between actual life and something more otherworldly. It starts out easy: you're in a hospital, bewildered, and the next thing you know, you're on the floor. You get a vision of what feels like heaven while you are unconscious, and a sweet voice murmurs, "Remember, Adam, you are not alone." And then, in the blink of an eye, you find yourself on a beach questioning your very existence. "Can a person be themselves without their memories, without the history that shapes their essence?" The game's plot is crazy. You can be in the hospital, on a beach, or in an amusement park. The plot is confusing because there is no obvious transition between settings. Adam initially thinks he's unlocking his memories, but each site raises more…

A very interesting visual novel with fun minigames and great backgrounds. One thing I will say is, there are no hints in this game and choices leading to specific outcomes aren't obvious at all.