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Yasashiku Shite Visual Novel Demo Released Ahead of Full Launch

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A free demo for the psychological experiment visual novel Yasashiku Shite is now available on Steam, with the full game scheduled for release later this month. Developed by solo indie creator Hiromi Suzuharu, the title challenges players to navigate morally ambiguous scenarios presented by a host with a cartoonish heart for a head.

Players assume the role of Subject 03, facing four distinct experiments that test human limits through cruel dilemmas. These include choosing between a sister's life and an eyeball, participating in a deadly game of hide-and-seek, managing limited kindness points for prisoners, and rationing supplies in a slow elevator. Choices lead to one of 56 possible endings.

The game features full Japanese voice acting from an amateur cast and assets sourced publicly. While the writing and design are handled solely by Suzuharu, English, Korean, and Simplified and Traditional Chinese localizations were generated using artificial intelligence tools.

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Original headline at AUTOMATON WEST: “Psychological experiment visual novel Yasashiku Shite tests the limits of players’ humanity with cruel dilemmas and 56 possible outcomes”

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Platform
Steam
Developer
Hiromi Suzuharu
Language Support
Japanese, English, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
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