"The Eye of the Witness" is a leisurely visual novel about a couple in their late fifties, married for just over a year.
Behind the veneer of a stable relationship lies a gradual, believable decline, driven by hidden tension, a series of decisions, and an already somewhat unbalanced dynamic.
The game emphasizes psychology, ambiguous situations, and character development—where the point of no return is not a dramatic event, but a collection of seemingly insignificant decisions.

Meet our protagonist: bullied, ridiculed, and hopeless. Although he lost his family at a young age, having hit rock bottom, he decides to rise again. Along the way, he meets amazing women. Starting weak and helpless, he will do anything to become the strongest. Gradually, you will discover the hidden potential of the protagonist and the beautiful female characters.

This is just a short fanfic about RWBY that I created in my free time while experimenting with Ren'Py. I didn't think I'd publish it publicly, but I'm genuinely happy with the result. This fanfic focuses on Ruby and Cardin's relationship and contains sex scenes. If that doesn't appeal to you, this visual novel might not be for you. Almost all the sounds and music are from Pixabay, with the exception of MagicalMysticVA's moans. The plot is also heavily inspired by a RWBY fanfic I read a long time ago called "Rose in Pain." That's all for now, and I hope you have a wonderful holiday season!

Empire of Heroes is a superhero-themed visual novel for adults, inspired by comic books of all ages (gold, silver, bronze, and modern), anime, manga, and tokusatsu. Set in a world of heroes and villains, where almost everyone on the planet possesses some kind of superpower, you'll be immersed in a story full of mystery, action, romance, drama, comedy, and much more. And don't worry, there's plenty to enjoy for all lovers of beauty.

A bored marketer decides to "spoil" his ideal high-society girlfriend by convincing her to expose herself to the city through the glass walls of their apartment. What begins as a 30-second experiment in rebellion turns into a captivating psychological game of risk and exhibitionism.