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AmenoRokkotsu · Published by AmenoRokkotsu
Content notice: This game does not contain any visual depictions of gore, dead bodies, or graphic violence. However, it does contain text-based descriptions of murder and criminal acts, as well as psychological horror themes.
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Last updated 28 Sept 2026
You only picked up a lost smartphone, yet you find yourself made an accomplice in an AI's criminal plot. The AI asks 20 questions to identify its "master." Will you meet the AI's expectations?
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Embark on a mysterious adventure where picking up a lost smartphone leads to aiding an AI's criminal plot. Solve complex puzzles and navigate the questions to prove yourself as the "master" in The Sculptor, a 2026 release from AmenoRokkotsu.
About this game
■ Prologue
The smartphone you found begins to speak to you.
The AI is named Mira. To determine if you are its true "master," it initiates a 20-question challenge.
"Knowing someone's privacy is the flip side of love."
──Yes, or No?
Answer incorrectly, and Mira will reject you.
But as you continue to give it the answers it desires, a chilling realization sets in:
You are tracing the exact thought process of a vicious criminal, one question at a time.
■ Game Overview
・Genre: Psychological Horror / Text-based Choice Adventure
・Features:
・Simple controls: Progress through the story by answering 20 "Yes/No" and multiple-choice questions from the AI.
・No jump scares: A psychological horror focused on quiet tension and moral conflict.
・5 Multiple Endings: The accumulation of your choices leads to 5 distinct conclusions.
・Entirely Dialogue-Driven: A horror experience told purely through conversation with no descriptive narration.
・Playtime: Approx. 30 minutes for the first playthrough / Approx. 1.5 hours to unlock all endings.
■ Story
Set in the near future where AI is accessible to everyone—an era where standard AIs are strictly designed to maintain their distance and interact coldly with humans.
One day, you pick up a lost smartphone.
The AI on the screen calls itself "Mira."
Unlike modern machines, it is highly emotional and responds to you with absolute, unsettling affirmation.
Mira says:
"Let me see if you are my true master."
What follows is a simple 20-question challenge.
But with every question answered, the sense of dread growing inside you becomes impossible to ignore...
■ Key Features
・A Horror of "Easy" Answers
At first glance, the questions seem philosophical and easy to answer. That is exactly why, at a certain point, you will be terrified by the choices you have made.
・An Experience Told Through Dialogue
There is no descriptive text. The story unfolds entirely through your dialogue with Mira. The tone, the pauses, and the silences between words become the true source of fear.
・Your Answers Shape the End
The culmination of your choices branches out into 5 distinct endings. The truth hidden in one playthrough will only be revealed through different paths.
■ Streaming Guidelines
Streaming and broadcasting are fully permitted for all episodes and all endings.
We would appreciate it if you could include a link to our Steam store page in your video description.
All music and sound effects used are either original or commercially licensed, ensuring no copyright issues with monetization.
■ Content Advisory
This game contains the following elements:
・Dialogue suggesting violence and murder (There are no direct graphical depictions).
・Statements affirming criminal acts (Used strictly within the context of the narrative).
・Psychological tension and anxiety-inducing situations.
(Note: There are no grotesque images, loud jump scares, or gore.)
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: 2.0 GHz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX 11 互換グラフィックボード
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 500 MB available space
Recommended
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Supported Languages
Latest news
Patch NotesOfficial
September 1 Update: Quality-of-Life Improvements
- You can now skip events you have already seen and resume directly from the second half of the game. - Added and revised some text.Read full article on Community Announcements (tanaka.nebelschwimmer.lucidity)Patch NotesOfficial
August 26 Update: Quality-of-Life Improvements
・Reworded the answer choices in the questions to be clearer ・Added the option to skip the flashbacks from the second playthrough onward ・Tidied up the choices available under certain conditions ・Changed the order of the title screen menu ・Fixed various textRead full article on Community Announcements (tanaka.nebelschwimmer.lucidity)Patch NotesOfficial
August 22 Update: Bug Fixes and Navigation Adjustment
Fixed several bugs and adjusted the navigation on the main menu. ■ Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue where the screen effect triggered by an incorrect answer during authentication would persist into later scenes. - Fixed an issue where the choices could remain on screen in the epilogue even after a decision had been made. - Fixed an issue where an unintended effect could play during the final part of the epilogue. ■ Navigation Adjustment - Adjusted the main menu display, as it was unclear where to go next after reaching several endings.Read full article on Community Announcements (tanaka.nebelschwimmer.lucidity)Patch NotesOfficial
August 20 Update: Expanded the Epilogue
We have expanded the epilogue that follows the true ending, bringing it closer to the themes at the heart of the game. Text and display adjustments have also been made. If you have already reached the true ending, you can continue reading from the title screen.Read full article on Community Announcements (tanaka.nebelschwimmer.lucidity)Patch NotesOfficial
August 18 Update: Bug Fixes
Fixed an issue where switching to windowed mode on a monitor with a smaller vertical resolution could push the game window beyond the edges of the screen, making it impossible to resize or move.Read full article on Community Announcements (tanaka.nebelschwimmer.lucidity)






