Netveil
KlownEris · 2024 · Visual Novel, Point & Click, Horror, Psychological Horror, Pixel Graphics
PC
6 user reviews100% · 6
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About Netveil
Netveil is a short, pixel art themed point and click adventure that takes the style of an interactive desktop environment. You play as flower_veil, a 14 year old dealing with an eating disorder that meets a strange guy on the chatting platform NetTalk.
Contains:
Contains:
- A Pixel Art Themed Interactive Desktop Environment
- Visual Novel Elements
- 2 Separate Endings
- Veil Is an introvert that usually spends her time talking to people on NetTalk to distract herself from reality. Until recently she only had Liv to talk to, but after joining multiple groups she found an individual named Sebastian who promised something that she could not refuse.
- Liv is Veil's best friend. They've been friends for a while but Veil has been acting strange lately and in an attempt to help her, Liv recommended writing her thoughts in a journal of some sort. ERROR: File has not been found.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It's a good but short game, I recommend it if you want to play something kind of dark. It has some triggering themes though, especially in the bad ending..1 found this helpful
pretty good for such a short game1 found this helpful
i really enjoyed this game!!! i loved the art and the overall message, and i think the characters were written very well. the only thing i would say is that i wish there was more (which i hope is understood as a compliment)! however, i think the story was still perfect, being short and sweet. loved this one a lot!
very short, but really an amazing game, i would love a long sequel to this game.
this game is so good! i want more.
A nice short visual novel about a 15 years old dealing with an eating disorder and a groomer. For photosensitive people: there's no flashing lights or abrupt animations, only the screen dimming out and still images of pixelated food as jumpscares.
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