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Wanna Get Lucky?

A mystery adventure - uncover the truth behind a series of deaths by collecting clues hidden across internet. news articles, and wikipedias—creating an immersive experience that feels like real. Information is visually organized into a mind map, gradually open as the investigation progresses.

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July 17, 2025
1 year and 16 days ago
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About the Game

Synopsis

● You play as a social media reporter covering a string of mysterious serial deaths.
● According to witness accounts, all the victims encountered a woman with pink hair shortly before their deaths.
● Tracing a strange perfume found at every crime scene, you eventually come face-to-face with the enigmatic “Pink-Haired Woman.”
● Is she the key suspect, or something even more sinister?

Story

● To investigate the pink-haired woman, the protagonist repeatedly uses the perfume found at the crime scenes—an act that mimics drug inhalation.
● Without using the perfume, you cannot progress in the game—highlighting dependency.
● The game portrays the protagonist’s gradual descent into addiction and the collapse of their personal life—serving as a powerful warning about drug abuse.

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