This Is Not a Test: A Survival RPG Comic
Visual NovelA gamebook by definition, This Is Not a Test mixes RPG elements with a choose-your-own-adventure-styled comic book. Choosing skills, scavenging items...
One for sorrow, two for mirth, three for a funeral, four for a birth
...but what kind of birth?
A mystery/horror puzzle style vn; progress through two separate, seemingly unrelated storylines by following the clues given at the start of each chapter.
These two different worlds might not be that far from each other.
• Mouse only
• Average playthrough time: about two hours.
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