I Dreamed about static again

About

A surreal visual novel that follows a protagonist trapped in a cycle of self-deception. You navigate her fragmented thoughts as she grapples with a fabricated identity, making choices that influence her path toward awakening. The narrative unfolds through stark dialogue and abstract imagery, with minimal gameplay mechanics beyond decision points. Each session lasts between 15 and 30 minutes depending on play style. The game’s brevity and focus on existential themes set it apart. Three endings reflect variations on breaking free from internal constraints, though the lack of branching complexity may feel sparse to some. Early builds from YasY JPNG suggest a minimalist art style that leans into unsettling stillness. The legacy system compatibility hints at accessibility for older hardware, though the narrative’s ambiguity could divide audiences.

Storyline

Do you want to be a prisoner of your dreams? Who are you pretending to be? Everything you do is just a farce. A puppet. Escape reality with this visual novel, go beyond the limits of the self and wake up from your dream. This is a visual novel about a character who pretends to be someone, even to herself. She wants to wake up from this dream and she needs you to do it. The game lasts around 15 to 30 minutes, featuring 3 different endings.