
BatteryNote
BatteryNote is a multi-ending sci-fi adventure visual novel game. You can recharge three robots with limited lifespans, bringing them back to life. Interact with them through conversations or experiment by applying high voltage. How they spend their final moments is entirely up to you.
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Outline
You, a mechanic, have picked up three robots from a scrapyard.
In a dimly lit garage, you charge and revive the robots. After that, you can peek into their memories through dialogue. Or you can enjoy the robots' reactions by applying high voltage to them.
However, their batteries only have a short lifespan left. How they spend the rest of their lives is in your hands...
The Robots
"J.S.C.A" : a robot waitress at the diner.
"Surverry" : a security robot for monitoring offices.
"Devind R7" : a combat robot that seems to have been developed for military use.
GAME DESIGN
This is an adventure game. You can select one of three robots and charge and converse with them within a time limit.
How you treat them will change their reactions, and the ending of the game will change little by little along with their fate.
You, the owner of the electrical outlet and the high-voltage switch, have the power to make your robots happy or unhappy.
You can play with the same robot over and over again. You can aim to unlock all ending achievements, or you can just try to make the robots happy.
FEATURES
No difficult controls — anyone can reach the ending. Designed to make your first playthrough truly special.
Nostalgic 4-color pixel art reminiscent of 90's portable game consoles
Enjoy various conversations with attractive robot characters