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Use "game" as a medium to showcase the world of "you/girl". Explore the truth of "you/girl/world" through the form of a "visual novel".
The NOexistenceN of you AND me is a visual novel, psychological horror and multiple endings game
developed by 0x0Real Studio
and published by Nino Games.
Released on December 15th 2024 is available on Windows and MacOS
in 15 languages: Simplified Chinese, English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, Russian, Indonesian, Portuguese - Brazil, Ukrainian, Korean, Spanish - Latin America, Turkish, Vietnamese, French, Italian and Polish.
It has received 6,585 reviews of which 6,180 were positive and 405 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 1.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS: Works on almost any Windows version
- Processor: If your PC can start up, it should work fine
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: If you can read this text on your PC, it should work fine
- Storage: 2048 MB available space
- Sound Card: Can your PC play music? Even better!
MacOS
- OS: Works on almost any macOS version
- Processor: If your PC can start up, it should work fine
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: If you can read this text on your PC, it should work fine
- Storage: 2048 MB available space
- Sound Card: Can your PC play music? Even better!
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Okay, spoilers ahead but I'd read this to get a good idea on what this game even is This game is deeper than people might think at first At first, you might think this girl is just spewing basic philosophical concepts However Every aspect of this game is psychological horror if you actually know what the ♥♥♥♥ it is ACTUALLY talking about and what it is getting at in the bigger picture Every second playing this game if you know what it is getting at gives you a headache It's not about existence, it's about immersion, the game challenges you, will you get immersed or not? The protagonist represents someone who is completely immersed in fantasy to the point that he literally has talking furniture Then you have Lilith Lilith's name makes me believe all of this is intentional Lilith is a character that at first glance seems like a boring but trustworthy enough character But the deeper you go into the game, the more you realise she is trying to manipulate you, the player, into creating her as a tulpa, using this narrative as a method of doing so She speaks to you directly, as the player, by the end of the game, after the pretense of a "self-insert protagonist" is dropped She laughs at you if you hesitate before choking her, knowing fully that you have other choices in the game and that the bad ending is something you are funneled to The entire game doesn't let you save, so these actions are irreversible and affect things like the settings not being able to be changed to "MY" by clicking "YOUR" after killing her for example until you get another ending, giving you a sinking feeling that maybe you can't reverse it like in any other game Yet, when you get another ending, she is back like nothing happened, representing her manifesting again The fact that the protagonist, who is severely schizophrenic, is obviously meant to be a "self-insert protagonist" further enforces the manipulation that Lilith is attempting on you This game is not psychological horror because it is an aesthetic, this game is an active mental war Do you fall for the narrative that this girl lays before you to the point that, you yourself, become one with the fantasy? Her constant philosophical ramblings serve a purpose, to overwhelm you while overlooking key details she is manipulating you with She speaks of one specific repeated word, subjective Blended in with the truth, her main lie is the ideal that "everything can be subjective" This is a powerful tool of manipulation to those who are vulnerable It allows her to argue an emotional argument, above logic, through this narrative That she "exists" and that "Tulpas" are the way to showcase this A Tulpa, if you don't know, is a manifested schizophrenic delusion/separate personality as an attempt to help with trauma or lesser problems like loneliness There's a reason the protagonist is the way they are, after all There's a reason why he's so fragile and why his options are so fragile for the bad ending Because he is, quite literally, going insane from mental turmoil and ending up stuck in his mind The entire game, again, is just a front, but it showcases what Lilith wants YOU to do as the player Everything in the game is actually her manifestation, nothing is real within the confines of the game You can see this in the "Good Ending" where the protagonist accepts her as a Tulpa and goes outside, leaving her behind for later and, apparently, ending up getting a healthy life balance While that would be the case in a situation where it's just regular escapism, if it's a Tulpa that's a bit different, as that is apart of your mind which is now broken into pieces It is overall a very bad thing for logical thinking and critical thinking in general Lilith then speaks to you the player, like usual You stare at her and she stares back THIS is when the game unveils itself, but people might not be keen to notice when it takes 30 seconds waiting for each reply and 23 minutes to wait for the last reply Lilith speaks to you, the player, about everything in the game She speaks to you as if she wants something from you, showcasing her true colours, and she explains the truth of the game as well, that being it is her "Wonderland" that she manifested She continues attempting to paint everything as a good thing, but when she asks you directly, the player, to create her as a Tulpa, she hesitates, as if she knows it is wrong She says "never mind" and retreats back This one moment is what recontextualises the entire game in the lense I have talked about here This is why the game is psychological horror, the game showcases an unadulterated showcase of how people can be affected by escapism and how escapism can use them for its own ends While this game genuinely can harm vulnerable people, which is why I have qualms about this, I don't think this makes it a badly written game In fact, it's genius in how it does things It actively has a narrative that intentionally screws with you, showcasing things deeper than just being meta Lilith clearly wants someone like the protagonist in the good ending, which is why it is the "good ending" to begin with Because the entire game is Lilith's proposition to you, the player, on why you should let her exist By manifesting her as a schizophrenic delusion or a separate personality, you become one with her fiction It reminds me of Ib somewhat, but on a more personal level, a deconstruction of what people believe to be real, a deconstruction of creators and fiction This game is shockingly deep to the extent that it's really ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ scary Good job writers, though a lot of people didn't really get the point but I get it since Tulpas aren't really a common concept normal people know about (for good reason obviously LOL) and this game's pretty long Plus if you're someone who is playing the game, I think there might be a chance you are the type of person that Lilith is looking for Vulnerable, depressed, perfect "prey" to bring into fantasy In that regard, she is more successful than Monika Because Monika had boundaries, Lilith does not The question is... Does she view you as prey? Or as a friend she simply wants to meet in real life? The answer is probably just an intense love, from an author to a reader To keep these characters alive in your heart And when that love goes further The author, Lilith, wishes for you to go one step further And make her part of your reality .... Thanks.... For slopping by .....
This game was not at all what I expected when I purchased it. Although, that does not mean it was bad. I just was not anticipating it. As a full review, I think I should point out that as of writing, I have not yet completed the FULL game, but got to the credits scene The real one One time, and as such have not seen all possibilities, nor after-credits things Ive only done the bad ending, however I may change my review after experiencing the other endings However Based on what I have experienced up to this point I would like to bring forth some personal points based on my experience. - This game although given the tag Psychological Horror, is not completely Psychologically Horrific. There are some spots here and there that do fall within that aspect, however the "game" as a whole moreover fits a psychological questioning tag if that makes sense, The game plays more into the idea of choices, the self, your personality or subjectivity, and how that plays onto your experiences with others. This game does for sure require brainpower to fully experience, It's not a "pass the time" kind of game, but more offers an introspective analysis on the player itself and the "real" world as a whole. Towards the latter end of the experience It dives into the meaning of yourself, how you think, and what people consider real Mr. John who lives 3km away from your house but will never see you never interact with you, is he more real in your life than a fictional game character? Overall, this game really dived into philosophy of the idea of the self, and the way people think. If that sort of appeal, appeals to you, then I would definately recommend this game. - Maybe it's just me, but this game plays off of common sense, and seeks to bypass it, to make you think differently, to forget rationalization and to think outside the box. Multiple times throughout this game, I've found myself pausing after a specific philosophical idea or something like that, I do not know if philosophy is the correct word for this, and I would think about it for a couple of seconds, usually to the conclusion that, what they are saying is correct. Furthermore, through the doubts of common sense, as well as the "belief will fuel reality" that was inspired into me for this game, I found myself going through choices, and then realizing, if I chose the options where I believe that this will be so, then despite common sense, it will be so. Maybe i'm just thinking too much, as these specific ideas usually correlate to thinking of what would happen if I chose a branching dialogue option instead of what I did choose. All in all this game provided me an excellent view on the grip that our human need to connect things, to understand the root cause through common sense, holds on people, by stripping it away you feel disconnected and awkward, doubting the very ground you stand on. This game also dipped into the idea of the interactions between people, and how their own ideas, thoughts, beliefs, all culminate into how they experience life, how they interact with others, and the clashing of each persons' personalities create bonds, relationships, hatred, love, friendship, trust, and etc. But also the way in which these personalities, even to those who you cherish dearly those who you trust the most, will never ever be fully transparent, everyone has secrets, disgusts, things they wish to repress, and as such, there will never be a pure connection between anyone. I won't name more for the wish that you'd experience it all for yourself but these ideas are very intriguing and sheds a light onto everyone's life that most people will never think about. The NoexisteneN of you AND me, dives into the questions of what defines you, what do you hold as reality, what do you believe, what do you feel and what do you do as a person, how do you think, how do you find rationalization in the world, how do you act. It puts into question our own personalities our own thoughts, we are all living in our own bubbles of what influences us, and when we speak to others these bubbles collide, you'll never know everything that someone's gone through, no matter how close you are. I think this deep psychological uprooting of these facts that everyone has that everyone experiences yet never questions, is a fascinating concept for a game. So yes, I would 100% recommend this game if you read this review and also want to think about the human psyche, and it's impact on how you are as a person, as a whole. But I duly understand that this game is defined by this, and as such it is given the freedom to elaborate on it, yet it is also limited to the subject. So if you are not one who wants to delve into this philosophical quarry. If you wanted something more bubbly and fun, no this game would not be for you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The NOexistenceN of you AND me is currently priced at 1.99€ on Steam.
No, The NOexistenceN of you AND me is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 1.99€ on Steam.
Yes, The NOexistenceN of you AND me received 6,180 positive votes out of a total of 6,585 achieving an impressive rating of 9.07.
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The NOexistenceN of you AND me was developed by 0x0Real Studio and published by Nino Games.
Yes, The NOexistenceN of you AND me is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Yes, The NOexistenceN of you AND me is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
No, The NOexistenceN of you AND me is not playable on Linux.
The NOexistenceN of you AND me is a single-player game.
Yes, there are 2 DLCs available for The NOexistenceN of you AND me. Explore additional content available for The NOexistenceN of you AND me on Steam.
No, The NOexistenceN of you AND me does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, The NOexistenceN of you AND me does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, The NOexistenceN of you AND me is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Developer
0x0Real Studio
Publisher
Nino Games
Release
15 Dec 2024
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