

Anna: The Series Test
AnnaSeries · 2021 · Sexual Content, Nudity, Visual Novel, Multiple Endings, Choices Matter
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About Anna: The Series Test
Welcome to the Anna Series test Volunteer! Dr Alleyne thanks you for your participation!

Confused, alone and suffering from chronic narcolepsy you awake in the presence of the sadistic Dr Alleyne who informs you that you agreed to volunteer in her psychological experiment testing the humanity of artificial intelligence in exchange for a hefty sum of credits. That sounds like something you would do, right? It must be because you're here and you don't remember anything from before. So, where is here exactly and what's your job?
The Anna series test is set in five stages with five different participants, artificially intelligent replicas of a real person. To push through Alleyne's test and make it out the other side, hopefully alive, you'll have to converse with the replicas. Follow their stories and make them believe they are human. The complication? Only one replica is needed to end the test.
Each phase Dr Alleyne will have you power down one of the machines. Removing them from testing and ending their stories. Sounds simple enough on paper. Flick a switch and turn off a machine. But you've got to know these women, their stories, their lives, seen their humanity. Can you bring yourself to keep flicking the switches? Can you separate their humanity from your own? Should you feel guilt for sentencing a machine to an unknown fate?
Take a psychological trip into Alleyne's deprived test of mental stability to find out. Good luck Volunteer.

Anna: The Series Test! How will you fare?
Every choice matters! Each play-through is unique to the choices you make and the way you make them. Feel human! Detailed stories, characters and personalities make each replica feel human. Feel real. The replayability, experience everything! Your choices drastically change the test, meaning not every story can be completed in a single play-through. Making the game re-playable many times over. 29+ different unique endings! Based off how you play you. Some bad, some good. The story all yours to create. Fantasy mode! This adult mode is now available from the get-go. Replay the game again, make different choices or not, but this time around the woman are nude throughout. Plus the stories vary fitting the more adult theme. One playthrough up to the end of early access is 5+ hours, not including the replay value and fantasy mode. 5 different dateable women! Romance options are available if you choose to pursue them. Active pathing varies each story, each phase! Example; speak to girl 1 to get one version of her story, but speak to girl 2 before 1 and the story changes. Special events! Expand on the base story by accessing special events each phase if you speak to the girls in the right order and make the right choices. Full HD renders and animations! Adult themes, nudity and sex! What's an adult game without adult themes. All are story based and make sense to your choices. Currently there are 11,000+ renders in this game, plus 50+ short videos. Climbing with each update and phase.


Confused, alone and suffering from chronic narcolepsy you awake in the presence of the sadistic Dr Alleyne who informs you that you agreed to volunteer in her psychological experiment testing the humanity of artificial intelligence in exchange for a hefty sum of credits. That sounds like something you would do, right? It must be because you're here and you don't remember anything from before. So, where is here exactly and what's your job?
The Anna series test is set in five stages with five different participants, artificially intelligent replicas of a real person. To push through Alleyne's test and make it out the other side, hopefully alive, you'll have to converse with the replicas. Follow their stories and make them believe they are human. The complication? Only one replica is needed to end the test.
Each phase Dr Alleyne will have you power down one of the machines. Removing them from testing and ending their stories. Sounds simple enough on paper. Flick a switch and turn off a machine. But you've got to know these women, their stories, their lives, seen their humanity. Can you bring yourself to keep flicking the switches? Can you separate their humanity from your own? Should you feel guilt for sentencing a machine to an unknown fate?
Take a psychological trip into Alleyne's deprived test of mental stability to find out. Good luck Volunteer.

Anna: The Series Test! How will you fare?
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I was curious about this game and it came recommended to me. Unfortunately, its absolutely not my thing. 65 mins in and I'm tapping out for a refund. ALL of the models are overly thin, almost to the point of anorexic or alien looking. They just look OFF like drug addicts that have been left out in the sun. The story is disjointed and poorly written. Tons of typos, grammar errors, and the way you pick anyone and move anywhere through the story means that parts happen out of order weirdly and it only furthers the unsettled and unpleasant feeling the whole thing gives off. Also, 65 minutes of story and by the end of the first 25 minutes I'm mostly skipping scenes and STILL only find the very first adult scene. And that was when I knew I needed a refund. Its like watching two sticks go at it. The few animated moments before this (there are a few moments where you see a person walk into an area, one dances, another just kind of flips out for no reason) should have warned me: they were like watching the wooden artist dolls move and dance. Then it got worse when two models were on the screen interacting. The "smiles" were sharp joker-esque rictus grins, the "pleasure faces" looked like …8 found this helpful
Developer has posted that he is no longer motivated to finish the game, and has moved on to a new project.2 found this helpful
[h2]Placeholder review. I'll post a full one as soon as it's ready[/h2] [b]Anna: The Series Test[/b] is an engaging sci-fi VN that reminds me of Danganronpa in the sense that you have to pick one person (in the game's case, an android) to remove, and you get screwed if you choose the wrong one. The story and its many endings are well-written and pretty much why I recommend this game, though it'd have been better if there weren't any typos. The graphics are pretty good. There are few characters, but the renders look great. All in all, check it out if you're a fan of CYOA-style visual novels with multiple endings; you'll enjoy it [code]This is a placeholder review. Check out and subscribe to [u][url=https://lgreviewers.substack.com/]my blog[/url][/u] and follow [u][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38444643/]my curator page[/url][/u] while I'm getting the review done if you’re interested in spicy games that’d raise the err… room temperature (I'd love it if you follow it too ^^).[/code]2 found this helpful
For me this game had no feeling in the plot..............No explosions, No Rape and pillage. No magic, No Pirates and No earth destroyed by meteor attack.1 found this helpful
[code]For other Adult/Hentai themed reviews, please [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40896498/]follow us at Lewd Gamer![/url][/code] Anna -The Series Test is a dark sci-fi mystery filled with branching narratives, multiple endings (including “true” paths), and plenty of casual nudity and sex. First and foremost, the art (and particularly the girls) is all exceedingly well-done and attractive. There's actually small bits of animation, which is something I haven't encountered beyond the standard “flip book” style animations in these sort of adult VN's. While there's not voice acting (aside from brief points where a character's name might be said), there is a pretty nice soundtrack – all vaporwave/synth electronica, which I personally found very enjoyable. The game starts out exceedingly weird, deliberately hiding crucial information from you about literally everything. In a lot of cases, this would be frustrating, but there's actually plot-related reasons. (Amnesia, which, while flimsy, works as a plot device.) In a nutshell, you're trying to find the right woman to kill a murderous AI. You talk to all of the women, trying to figure out who is the right choice. At the e…1 found this helpful
Great story! Good art and music. 8/10
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