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Null Remastered
by lovecraft
Null, as Fouzi's most popular game, we decided to give it a fresh look and give it that "strange girl" taste.
About
Null is a murder mystery / social deduction game with time travel elements.
You are trapped in a mansion with 8 other people and forced to play a game with some "Werewolf/Mafia" elements except the consequences are very real. But wait, that's not all, every time you die in the game you are sent back to the start of the loop forever trapped in a hellish game with no means to escape.
But fear not, you're not alone. "CC", a strange girl who seems to also retain her memories after each loop, is also seeking an escape.
Would you two be able to escape this hellish nightmare or would you be forced to repeat the same loop over and over again for all eternity?
Who's this "Zero" person and why is she forcing you to play this sick game? Why does your character have hollow creepy eyes and barely talk?
Discover not only the truth about this twisted game and your universe but also the terrible truth about "YOU"!
Roasts
JustAnotherNick 1 week ago
Story/Writing/Dialogue AnimationWell written and the characters are pretty likeable. (Hassan's tends to break the fourth wall a bit too often but that's OK, looks like he's, uh... *that* sort of character). I also like the general feel I got from the graphics.
If I have to find a downside I'd say, the way characters keep bounching up and down. I guess that's meant to show they're breathing, however it feels a bit odd after a while. Might simply be a matter of taste, me being used to "classic" visual novels where sprites normally do not move.
Oh, and a "skip text" button could also be a neat add on (granted it's not already present in the full version of the game and the demo I played is simply missing it).
ps. in my country the game's called "Lupus in Tabula" (lit. "wolf on the table") and I'm kind of a fan of it ^^
If I have to find a downside I'd say, the way characters keep bounching up and down. I guess that's meant to show they're breathing, however it feels a bit odd after a while. Might simply be a matter of taste, me being used to "classic" visual novels where sprites normally do not move.
Oh, and a "skip text" button could also be a neat add on (granted it's not already present in the full version of the game and the demo I played is simply missing it).
ps. in my country the game's called "Lupus in Tabula" (lit. "wolf on the table") and I'm kind of a fan of it ^^
f0zz1chX 1 week ago
Game Graphics MechanicsGood game, graphics are good I like it
