Experimentation

This is a very short and sweet indie visual novel which takes an interesting twist. It's not very long and you can just finish the stories in one go. I loved the artwork and the the last two stories seem connected. I do see that the art is not credited and that's because it's made with AI. But I think the writing could be done by the dev. But i do wish it was longer, but the writing is good and I hope that there are more work from the developer. There are 5 stories in total about certain topics, I thought some had a very good moral in the story, some were very bizarre especially the last one. For a first time visual novel this is really good. The choice of music is also good. I liked the one about the game dev, I think it accurately portrays the issues, stress, feelings that some developers in the gaming industry might feel. I work partially in advertising and totally it's also a stressful job, and it is right about publishing the game but advertising really plays a major part. the second story I think says a lot about money, we live in a money seeking world all the time and you get a card that buys you anything. I remember seeing a simillar thing from the thai drama "Nano". The …

AI art but stories are not that bad. The content is vaguely familiar and reminiscent of old SF short stories popular 40 years ago. Some parts are missing translation. Hard to say if anything here is original work. Still was OK in the end.

Developed and published by Faithy Games, Experimentation is a psychological horror visual novel that presents a collection of interconnected stories rather than a single continuous narrative. The game relies on unsettling situations, emotional tension, and supernatural themes to create an experience that is more reflective than action-driven. Built around a linear structure, it invites players to uncover hidden links between its seemingly unrelated episodes while exploring topics such as fear, isolation, obsession, and the darker aspects of human nature. Its short runtime makes it an accessible experience, but it also places greater emphasis on the impact of its storytelling instead of gameplay mechanics. The narrative is divided into five distinct chapters, each focusing on a unique premise while contributing to the game's broader mystery. One story examines personal identity through an eerie mirror that forces uncomfortable self-reflection, while another centers on an unusual credit card that introduces temptation and unexpected consequences. A separate chapter follows the demanding world of game development, portraying the emotional and mental sacrifices that often accompany cr…

It was obvious it was made by Ai and reading the first story. There were many details that conflicted or incorrect. No proof reading went into the game speaking as a person who reads lot of media including visual novels and library books. There were interesting concepts but the story fell flat at parts.

🖤📖✨ “Five short stories. No connection at first… but trust me, the deeper you go, the more your brain starts piecing together the unsettling puzzle. This game wraps you in mysticism, drenches you in a gloomy, eerie vibe, and sprinkles in just enough psychological horror to make you question everything—including yourself. It’s dark, it’s deep, and it’s not for the faint-hearted. But if you love that shadowy, mind-bending ride? Oh, you’re gonna love this.” 🕯️🕷️ ⭐ 5/5 — Highly recommend if you’re craving some atmospheric storytelling with a side of chills and existential dread. 😏 👉 Check it out here: https://youtu.be/JFMavZ-NbxY

I received this game for free from a specialized website... omg what a pile of CRAP! Entirely made with the AI, the stories are a sloppy jam of cliches and poor writing, the (very few) images have different styles even in the same story... Luckly I managed to do my requested content laughing with my chat at how horrible this game is. Don't buy it.