
Which memory is true, which is false? Listen to the cyborg family's stories to help resolve a cold case without getting killed.
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Which memory is true, which is false? Angel must sort out the implanted memories and true memories in her friends Lien and Kolei in order to rescue them from the grasp of their controlling father Seon, who wants to turn them into puppets to become pure weapons of mass destruction.

There will be three romance options: Choose between Lien, Kolei, and Seon’s mysteries to solve and resolve for expanded content. Additional funding may open up additional routes.
Starts with three romance options (more options if stretch goals are met)
Mystery aspect: investigate and collect evidence of true/false memories.
Presenting the case not to a judge but to a character according to their beliefs and personalities, you need to lay out the evidence in a timeline, if matched you get a good ending, if not matched you get a bitter/sweet ending but with another evidence to keep playing.
You can end up helping the enemy to take over the world if you choose.
Options to pair characters up, there’s romance element Friendship endings will become available once funding reached stretch goals.
*Based on E-Depth Angel
Developer: Altabe Studio
Status: In Production
Release: 2017
Genre: Mystery, Science Fiction, Romance, Choose Your Adventure
Romance options: GXB
Rating: 13+
Engine: Renpy
Specs: 1200x800
Language: English
Platform: PC/Mac
Length: 60k words (6 hours playtime)
Voice Acting: Limited
1. It includes 1 dress up mini game for your support robot, DingDing
2. Collecting evidence after talking to different characters, with drag and drop features into the item box to present the story you piece together to get the desirable endings.
3. 13 Endings in total.
Angel Love – ||Human/Clone|| The heroine who is a clone of someone from the past.
Angel is a certified nurse for cyborgs and wishes the best for them, including helping her friends Lien and Kolei with their personal issues.
Well meaning and committed, Angel won’t stop until her friends are finally happy.
Lien Lei – ||Cyborg|| CEO of Seon Corp and Angel’s boss who has a famous storm-like temper. He may or may not have feelings for her…
Lien has had a grudge against family members for years which he might take to the grave.
Kolei – ||Cyborg/Bio-Mech|| The younger brother of Lien and quieter of the two.
He hides a lot of secrets and prefers to be very private, acting distant as there is more going on beneath the surface than he likes to let on.
His relationship with Lien is complicated due to their history and half-sibling relation.
Seon Lei – ||Cyborg/”Immortal”|| The brothers’ mysterious and elusive father who is the founder of the major company Seon Corp.,
which has the size and power of a small country. His reasons behind the treatment and mental manipulation of his sons are questionable…
SIDE CHARACTERS
Randy
- A cyborg whose human life was turned upside down thanks to Seon Corp., namely Lien Lei. He is a steadfast friend to Angel and forced lackey of Lien. His hacking ability makes him a valuable ally.
Sharon - ||Human|| Head doctor at Seon Corp, she is a long time employee and Angel's boss when Lien isn't around. Usually calm and collected, she might decide to leave her job due to the insanity that ensues between the Lei family.
Lilian – ||Human/Clone|| A mysterious and beautiful woman with a striking resemblance to Lien’s deceased mother due to being her clone.
What secrets does she know by being at Seon’s side?
DingDing –||Robot/Mini Android||
DingDing is Angel's personal robot assistant and a defacto "pet" as well friend; she's customizable in appearance.
Angelica - ||cyborg??|| a cyborg with appearance that closely resembles Angel.
She relays messages for Angel and helps Angel with her work.
Credits:
Team Members:
Art/direction/story: Mayshing
Production Assistant: Elysse Breaux, Roxie Tran
Story editors: Roxie Tran, Elysse Breaux
Art Assistance: Dagriz Noguera, Elysse Breaux, Janek Priimägi
Programmers: DragoonHP, Alex Cox
3D sets: Young Lee, Brandon Wright
Sound Design: Greg Lim, Matthew Chong
BGM: Katie Rhodes, Matthew Chiang, Isabelle Ku, Carlos Eduardo Da Costa Greg Lim,
Voice Actors: Rob Reilly, Brian Tubbs, Elysse Breaux, Elsie SweetPoffin, Ryan Vollmer, Rachael Messer
3D sets: Young Lee, Brandon Wright, Jim Wang (concept art)
GUI, Graphic Design: Dagriz Noguera
Special Thanks:
3D stock: Uncle Mugen
Sound stock: , ,
Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English
Reviews
I don't play many visual novels, however, Edepth Angel: Pinocchio's Murder looked interesting to me as it mentions collecting evidence in a timeline and presenting cases to alter the story. However, in my first play through that took roughly 1 hour I never did any of this. There was one mini game scene where I collected a blood and hair sample, but never ended up using it. The game was mostly clicking through dialog with a few choices thrown in every now and then. Many times the wrong choice would abruptly end the game. The story started off decent and I enjoyed the art work, however, I just felt lost the entire game. I played through multiple times and got good and bad endings, but still don't understand what is going on at all. The game has some good ideas, but just feels unfinished. I think it's based off a comic series and I have never read them so maybe it assumes the player already knows what is going on. If the game gets some updates I might replay and update my review, but I just cannot recommend it in the state it is in now, especially at the $15 price tag.
I first read the webcomic over ten years ago, so I was pleasantly surprised to see a visual novel based off of it getting on Steam and bought a copy as soon as it was released on Steam. I hoped that maybe I could recommend it to friends who've never gotten into the series and interest them into picking up the comics. As much as I wanted to though, I can't really do that in good conscious, so that's why I had to downvote it. Now, it's not to say that there aren't any merits. Mayshing's art and character designs continue to be beautifully done. Any fan of the eDepth Angel comics will be happy to know that everyone's characterizations aren't off in the least. If anything, I thought it was refreshing to be able to spend some time with Lien and Kolei before they became cyborgs since it was only briefly touched upon before. It was also pretty neat to be able to get to know Kolei and Seon along with Lien. For me though, I think there were two main issues about the game. One was how I personally found the mystery solving portion of the game too confusing and the other was how there's too much information that a newcomer wouldn't know but is considered commonplace knowledge for the cast. At the very least, it'd probably be recommended to read the game's About section for any information not brought up in the game clearly. (And even then, there's some stuff you'll miss, such as Angel's drive to cure ...) Sure, the game's story isn't exactly straight off of the comic and some things actually go down differently, but it's not really enough to say that it's standalone. "[i]So okay, it's not a standalone game, but if you've already read the comic then it should be fine to play, right?[/i]" Well... perhaps? It's true that I understood what was going on just fine as a comic reader but... it could just be my own ineptitude but I actually found the investigation aspect really hard? Like, there's no clear indicator which ones you actually need or if the order of the evidences you placed in the timeline is the correct one. I just found myself praying that I got it right even though nine times out of ten, I immediately got myself in unintended (usually bad) endings. If you're able to understand how to go through those sections or if you have the walkthrough at hand then maybe your opinion would probably be more positive. But those two flaws didn't really sit well with me too much to like the game enough. :c
It could have been interesting, but the evidence section is too much of a pain to use. It's not always responsive to mouse clicks, gets re-sorted for each element you pick, and the description doesn't really help differenciate them when you have to insert your evidences into the timeline. I ended up not bothering at all and got one ending, probably something that was far from the true ending (if there is one) but I won't care. Icing on the cake : the skip function skips even unread text, making another playthrough impossible unless you want to keep reading the same thing over and over.
???: Go bother someone else! Ok your name is Go Bother Someone Else! Go Bother Someone Else: No! Ok you name is No! It's nice to see a young Angel!
It bangs.
awesome!
говно игра, на меня лиан ли постоянно рычал! я возбудился и не доиграл(
nao curto.
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