Our Bad Ending
A ritual. A festering, unrequited love. Sink into a humid and visceral Southeast Asian horror about the pursuit of a doomed lesbian love. Is a bad ending better than no ending at all?
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6 itemsAbout the Game
Syira and Huimin once made a wish to a banana tree spirit. It was a silly, childish ritual they had found on a blog. They wished to stay best friends forever. Except that Syira wished…
“I wished she would be mine.”
Years later, it turns out whatever demon or spirit they had spoken to doesn’t grant wishes. Huimin has been seeing a boyfriend for five years and they’ve even booked out a chalet to celebrate their anniversary. Syira’s wish might as well be a joke.
Until a frantic phone call arrives in the middle of the night — a lover’s quarrel had turned violent. Huimin begs Syira for help and slowly, a dark and malicious desire begins to take root in her head.
Maybe the spirit does listen after all.
Game features:
2 Bad endings to explore your darkest desires
3 full CGs and 15 partial CGs
About 15-20 minutes of gameplay with 7k words
Note: Syira pronounced as "Shi-rah" or "Si-rah"(Arabic/Malay name) and Huimin pronounced as "Hwee-min" (Chinese name). FYI This is based on how I know them pronounced in Singapore, so it may vary for other regions!
Italian translation by Marianna Ricciardi, accesible through 'Preferences' menu.
