three endings visual novel 

In a world built from forgotten memories, two sides are fighting for control. Asha wants to preserve what was beautiful, holding onto a world filled with color, warmth, and familiar faces. Namazu wants out, drawn toward the darker fragments that something inside him desperately wants to forget. As their paths collide, four strange memories begin to unfold—childhood, happiness, conflict, and the sea—each hiding pieces of a past that neither side fully understands. Through surreal environments and mysterious minigames, the player must navigate these memories, uncover fragments, and decide which path to follow. But the deeper you go, the more the memories begin to contradict themselves. Who is the asha? Who is the namazu? Why are they trapped here? And what is waiting for them at the end of the memory?

This visual novel was created in just two days by two artists (+ programmer and writer) , with every scene, character, and memory drawn by hand. The result is a short, experimental story that feels personal and imperfect in the best way—like flipping through fragments of someone’s sketchbook.

Rather than aiming for a polished traditional game, it uses handmade art, surreal transitions, dialogue, and small interactive moments to tell a story about memory, identity, and the different ways people hold on to the past.

Credit:

• @noor 2D Artist & animator

• @Rayhan 2D Artist &animator 

• @Hussein developer

• @Violet writer