Mi Mu 制作组
Empty Box
Psychological horror dating sim for women. Navigate a seemingly perfect school life where every sweet moment hides a lie. Why is the rooftop locked? Why is *they* so obsessed? Why only ‘L’? Your choices shape the truth—and every move is watched. Discover chilling endings.
- Released
- 31 December 2027
- Developer
- Mi Mu 制作组
- Publisher
- Mi Mu 制作组
- Platforms
- PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Genres
- Indie · Visual Novel
Empty Box
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- Single player
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- Romance
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4 languages in the interface, 0 of them with full voice acting. English is supported.
Publisher's content notice
Adult Content Description: This game contains intense visual imagery, psychological stress, and biological discomfort intended for mature audiences only. It includes: Extreme Gore & Body Horror: Detailed depictions of internal human organs (e.g., intestines) with interactive elements. Frequent displays of blood splatter and realistic vomiting. Depictions of Self-Harm and Suicide: Scenes involving first-person portrayals of self-harm, as well as visual depictions of suicide by firearms and jumping from heights. Mental Health Themes: The narrative explores deep depression, psychological breakdowns, and trauma, which may be distressing to some players. Horror Elements: Includes sudden audiovisual jump scares and a pervasive atmosphere of psychological dread. 【Core Statement】: The story is set in a 12th-grade classroom (senior year of high school) prior to college entrance exams. While the setting includes school elements for narrative purposes, we solemnly declare that all characters involved in scenes of gore, self-harm, or suicide are 18 years of age or older. No content involves the exploitation or harm of minors. All characters, especially those depicted in states of distress or injury, are adults both in lore and visual appearance. This work is purely fictional and intended to explore psychological horror themes; it does not encourage or instruct real-life self-harm or suicidal behavior.
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