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A dark sci-fi adult adventure rendered in HTML with 2DCG and animated scenes. A secret corporate facility has suddenly gone radio silent, and you arrive as one of the company's faceless, armoured elite agents to figure out what happened. The deeper you go, the worse the situation gets. By the time you leave, if you leave, you may not recognise yourself.
Jaded Dreams frames Silent Echo as a railroad-y, story-driven project, more focused than their sandbox titles. The protagonist starts blank-slate, but transformations (player character AND NPCs) are the central mechanic, and they tend to be permanent. The combat system, weapons, outfits and upgrades all feed back into how much of yourself you keep.
Visuals are 2DCG with animated scenes. Tags lean sci-fi, transformation, futa/trans (including protagonist), monster girl, tentacles, latex, domination, corruption, group sex, feet, turn-based combat, with both male and female protagonist branches depending on what happens to your character. v0.4.0a is the current free public build, playable directly in the browser via the itch embed or downloadable as an HTML bundle. The project originally won TFGames' 'The Future 2124!' contest. Patreon backers fund continued development.
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