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Discover Boundaries of Morality – a new visual novel adventure from Novel Games!
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You take on the role of Emma, a bright young woman stepping into the challenging world of a major corporation. Will she choose boldness or caution? Luxury or principles? Success or integrity? Only you can shape her fate.
Shape Emma’s relationships with key characters - every conversation can forge new alliances or spark fresh drama.
Visuals:
Immerse yourself in over 3,000 images and more than 300 animated scenes - featuring innovative animation techniques that have been highlighted by many reviewers. With every update, you’ll discover fresh content and stunning visual storytelling to explore.
Gameplay Time:
Enjoy 2.5 to 3.5 hours of immersive storytelling (and counting), packed with intrigue, romance, and emotional depth, and featuring a script of more than 60,000 words.
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Comments (2)
Played it. The constant push to try to force the player into going down what've become the same tired corruption paths this genre is becoming known for wears pretty thin now. As if the devs are captivated by only the emotionally darkest drama in their day to day. There's a reason Drifty, Caridis, Jestur, Dr. Pink Cake, etc. survive and make BANK... they're fun in addition to being hard hitting, and not aftraid of good endings. Neto never ends well in AVNs. Dark drama is only good in short doses and the player walks away with negatives at the end of the day.
Oh brother. Just say it's not your cup of tea. There is no forcing as you can literally keep the characters on the straight and narrow path, with plenty of opportunity for the main couple to display affections to each other. The story's corruption progression is also very organic relative to others in the genre. Again. Just say it's not your cup of tea. Matter of fact, you know what IS the "same tired" genre that "wears pretty thin"? Ambiguously young college girls falling so quickly for a single male character, with an ending in the form of some variation of a harem.