
キミが消えてしまう前に
A visual novel game where you spend an exciting school life in an abandoned school with ghost girls who have regrets and cannot rest in peace.
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6 itemsAbout the Game
"Before You Disappear" is a visual novel (horror game) set in an abandoned school infested with ghosts.
Synopsis
Due to certain circumstances, Akito, a high school student, is forced to transfer from his old school.
He accidentally wanders into an abandoned school inhabited by ghosts who harbor lingering attachments and are unable to rest in peace.
"I Have a Request for You"
Akito encounters a ghost girl named Nano at the abandoned school, who asks him to help one of the ghosts, named Tsukushi and Iroha, rest in peace.
Akito, who desires to live a life that is useful to others, follows Nano's words and begins attending the abandoned school to help the ghosts rest in peace.
Genre
Horror, Romance
System
Click to advance through the story.
This game features multiple endings, where the outcome changes depending on the choices you make. Trying different choices will lead to branching storylines.
Features
- Number of Endings: 10
- Playtime: Approximately 3 hours
Warning
This work contains depictions of emotional distress, bloodshed, and murder. Those who confuse fiction with reality or find these depictions objectifying should refrain from playing.