Morph Girl (2017)Morph Girl is an FMV Point And Click/Visual Novel developed as a homage to 90/00's low-fi Japanese horror movies. Inspired by home VHS tapes, Morph Girl intends to evoke the most personal fears surrounding the presence of the unknown within one's home.
Blind Date (2019)A dating game all about your conversational wits, a flurry of nerves and a universe of choices in between.
Who Killed Her (2019)A murder case in a boarding school. The killer is one of eight students remaining at the school. Who killed her?
The Horrorscope (2020)You will answer a series of questions that will reveal your potential fate. These questions may make you uncomfortable, but with great knowledge comes great sacrifice. Can you make it all the way through The Horrorscope, and if you do, are you sure you want the answers you seek?
Novena Diabolos (2020)Novena diabolos is an Ocult mystery adventure game. The main character, Park Joon-sung, has to find a single human woman who doesn't know who she is and get out of town safely.
Havenless (2020)A zombie-fighting dating simulation that serves as LucyDream's follow-up to their wildly successful debut 'Dangerous Fellows'. The story follows a girl named Jae (name changeable) that gets caught up in a church's shady affairs while trying to hide that she was recently infected herself. Of note is that this is LucyDream's first dating sim to have a female love interest option.
Loopers (2021)Loopers is a kinetic novel made by Ryukishi07 in collaboration with the visual novel studio Key.
At Eve's Wake (2021)An interactive horror story inspired by Lovecraft's work about surviving a family you never knew and uncovering their sinister practices. Will you embrace them or rid humanity of their taint? Your actions will shape your fate and of the family.
Letters Long Lost (2021)Drifting the outer rims of the postal pocket dimension, a lone mailbox gently rusts as it’s ravaged by the slow unstoppable passage of time. Festering within the dark confines of the tin contraption, a small cluster of creased unopened letters; their addresses faded into a peculiar mangled patchwork of damp ink splotches. The senders but a bygone memory, blissfully unaware of the undelivered words that remain stagnant gathering dust in perpetuum. Tamper with these postal relics trapped in stasis at your own discretion, one knows not of the void’s mailman.