In 2236 A.D., 99 unread emails from one sender pile up, pulling players into a reflective indie novel game. The story traces back five years to 2231, when humanity gains telepathy as a communication tool. A college student spots a girl who shuns it and stays distant, leading him to an abandoned manor and a screwdriver's hidden origin.
There, he uncovers what people deny and memories erase, pondering if past or future stretches longer. This casual tale invites close examination of the self through its narrative path. Players who enjoy thoughtful indie novel games will connect with its introspective focus.
Which is longer, past or future?
—April 1st, 2236 A.D.
—99 e-mails were unread.
—99 e-mails from the same sender… her.
This tale began five years earlier, in the spring of 2231. Mankind has evolved a new kind of communication ability called “telepathy”. Yotsuba notices a young girl who does not use telepathy in his first term. In the days that follow, she remains closed off.
One day in the yard at his home, Yotsuba finds a Phillips-head screwdriver. He traces its origin to a nearby abandoned manor, and enters. Inside, he finds something…
The thing that humanity has denied.
The thing that memory has forgotten.
Which is longer, past or future?
This is a novel game to look over "myself"
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