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This is a series of visual novel adapted from a real story. It is divided into three stages: high school, University and undertaking life to tell a common and tortuous life trajectory. Here is the first episode of the series.In this episode you will experience the life of a high school student in China. The characters live and study under the background of examination-oriented education in senior …

"Caligo" is a single-player Horror Adventure game with an intriguing story, excellent graphics, and a sensational soundtrack. As a "walking simulator," it offers a unique atmosphere and 100% voiced dialogs that form the protagonist's full story. With various characters, unusual settings, and a choice to help understand yourself better, the game provides a thought-provoking experience, although it is poorly optimized.

"Another Adventure" is a narrative-driven game featuring four chapters, each with unique stories. Follow Jonny, a college student seeking to learn more beyond classrooms; Jack, a programmer with dreams of changing the world; Robert, who quits his job for an enlightening journey to Tibet; and Kevin, who believes in art as humanity's only salvation. This game explores their dreams and ambitions in a meaningful, interactive narrative.

"BlueSuburbia" is a remastered interactive poetry and literature game, originally a Flash site from 1999-2005, that explores themes of struggle, survival, tenacity, and strength through animations and immersive environments. This new version, inspired by the creator's experiences with culture shock and social commentary, delivers a powerful message of hope and existentialism, while maintaining its roots in poetry and personal narrative. The game is a relatable and thought-provoking journey of resilience in the face of modern culture's pressures.

"Chinese Driving Test Simulator" is a driving education game that faithfully recreates the Chinese driver's license exam. Players can practice and test their knowledge of Chinese traffic laws, rules, and road signs through multiple choice questions and driving scenarios. The game offers a realistic and challenging experience, helping players to prepare for the actual Chinese driving test.

A linear visual novel about five short stories, unrelated at first glance. Be prepared for mysticism, gloomy atmosphere and light psychological horror. Not recommended to play if you are experiencing depression or severe psychological state.

"Twin Blue Moons" is a visual novel where you follow Maya, a young mage, as she explores a remote forest area and makes new friends. The game features a 46,000+ word story with multiple branching plotlines and over 30 player choices that affect the story. As Maya's dreams become more realistic, she encounters mysterious tattooed girls and must uncover the truth with the help of her friends.

"ZED" is a single-player adventure game with an intriguing story about an aging artist, suffering from dementia, trying to reconcile his past through his dreams. With exceptional graphics, a good soundtrack, and highly emotional narrative, players help the artist leave a lasting legacy for his granddaughter. This bittersweet journey is brought to life by industry veterans from Myst, Bioshock Infinite, and the Metal Gear Solid series, with an option for VR support on Oculus Rift and HTC Vive.

Mirror Forge is a first-person psychological survival horror game, where reality warps around you in twisted environments. Solve puzzles, survive threats, and uncover clues from an alien world to avoid deadly entities and the grasp of utter madness. Gameplay relies on exploration, stealth, and reflexes in constantly changing realities.

"Portal 2 - The Final Hours" is a digital book that provides an in-depth look at the creation of the game Portal 2. It includes a 15,000 word multimedia experience with exclusive photos, videos, and interviews, offering a behind-the-scenes look at Valve's creative process. The book reveals the original concept for Portal 2 as a prequel without portals or GLaDOS, and the development of Directed Design Experiments after Half-Life 2: Episode Two. A free bonus chapter covers the making of the 'Peer Review' DLC and future plans for Portal 2.