Corpse Factory

About

Corpse Factory is a visual novel that trades in uneasy silences and slow-burning dread. You follow a series of characters in Tokyo connected to a dark website that claims to grant death requests. The story unfolds in a fixed sequence but branches at key moments, offering limited choices that reshape the final outcome. Dialogue and environmental details lean into body horror and existential unease, with a focus on the psychological toll of playing god with others' lives. The game’s unsettling atmosphere and morally gray scenarios set it apart. Player communities note its deliberate pacing and the way it blurs lines between victim and perpetrator. With a runtime of roughly 6-8 hours, it’s a tightly wound narrative that lingers longer than most in its genre.

Storyline

//TOKYO, 20XX: Whispers and rumors are spreading through the streets of metropolitan Tokyo like wildfire. Murmurings of a bizarre website have started to pique the interest of more than a few people—people willing to take extreme risks in order to fulfill their darkest desires. Corpse Girl's Website supposedly allows users to request the death of someone they know. All that is required is a photo of the proposed victim. Once an image is uploaded, the website promises to snuff out the victim's soul within a matter of days. Victims of the website apparently receive a photograph of their own corpse—even before they are dead. Photos are time stamped with a date... Perhaps a predicted time of death? The website's authenticity is questionable at best. It has become an interesting topic of conversation and nothing more. And yet... When people start dying in odd ways across the city, the website instantly returns to the limelight. All of the recent victims were found in possession of strange photos—photos of their own corpses, received only hours before they died...