
A yuri denpa tale about the cursed pariah of a rural cult, Mercy, and her fateful meeting with the Holy Maiden Auma. Bloody, bold, and bone-chilling, this visual novel explores the complexities of the cycle of abuse and the violence in playing by the rules.
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A small village cut off from the rest of the world, Phada, spends its days slowly, idling away time by speaking with one another, eating with one another, and dedicating their lives to holy scripture. With a population of only 145, the town is governed by the minuscule clergy known as the "Group", which resides in the church on top of the hill. They worship a protective God comprised of two halves: "Barrier" defensive energy and "Expulsive" offensive energy.
In such a tiny world where becoming a part of the social fabric is essential, young Mercy is denied this. From a young age she has seen the unseen, and she was taken in by the Group after losing her parents. Upon turning 10, her vision abruptly corrupted, causing panic among the villagers. It was decided by the Head Priest and the Holy Woman that the only way to deal with this curse was to aggressively apply the "cure."
In other words, isolate Mercy until she stops seeing things.
Now an empty shell of who she once was, 15 year old Mercy attends school and is constantly bullied by her classmates, some truly afraid of her, but most seeing her as an easy target. The sudden death of the 25th Holy Woman startles the village, causing many to believe Mercy's curse is spreading and for her abuse to become more aggressive. Then, one day, the Head Priest reveals God has given them two young Holy Women rather than one.
When classes end the next day, one calls out to Mercy.
"I can see it, too."


Her parents died when she was eight, and she was taken in by the Group and now lives in the church. In order to cope with her poor treatment, she's cut herself off from any emotions. She believes it is her solemn duty to continue to endure the abuse, as she knows no other way of living.

The New Holy Woman of the Barrier energy. Representing safety, tranquility, and a protective force, she's notably kind to Mercy, but that's only due to her God-given nature, or so it seems.

The New Holy Woman of the Expulsive energy. She represents aggressive defense, the removal of toxins, and the force of annihilation. While she herself doesn't constantly abuse Mercy, she can get hostile with her words and prefers to stay away from her.

The top student at the school in both academic and religious studies. She is aloof and dutiful. Her rigidness and above and beyond grades come from the fact that she is the only daughter of the Expulsive family, one of the two clergy families.

A timid girl that's often seen clinging to Delilah. She will do anything Delilah asks of her. Because of a certain grudge, she treats Mercy cruelly when Delilah is not around.

A boy who enjoys tormenting Mercy. He sees the village-wide abuse as an opportunity to vent his frustrations with the world around him. Known for being particularly disobedient compared to his peers.

A nameless man who runs the Group and village with an iron fist. He is seemingly benevolent and once treated Mercy like his own daughter, but now stays distant.

The 25th Holy Woman. Like the Holy Women before her, she takes on both halves of the God and acts as a channel for the energy and Its words.

Over 80,000 words of good old cult horror toxic yuri in a linear (choiceless) narrative
A retro interface and style of presentation, harking back to 2000s-era Japanese visual novels
An option to choose between the original 2017 release artwork or the updated 2023 artwork
An unlockable bonus epilogue story, crafted specially for the 5th anniversary
Accessibility features such as photosensitive mode, screenshake disable, audio captions and image descriptions
Ability to toggle the display of violent images
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yuri+denpa.... its flippin awesome dude. play it now, it's free, woah mama
While I'm not too crazy about the direction the overall plot goes, the characters really carry it. The main scenario is a really good exploration of the difficulty in believing in the good of people after being made cynical by years of abuse, and the complacency that cyniscism often leads. And Adiaphoron is just such a fun epilogue, and a really heartfelt zoom into these character's inner worlds stripped of any pretenses. It's messy but it has a ton of heart.
as an atheist i hate god so much it's unbelievable
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A lot of suffering. A lot of madness. I liked it. It reminded me of Stephen King's Carrie for some bits. I would have liked a more in depth description of the lore behind the world in the main story. I won't spoil anything but you will get what I mean. I know there are some files you can read afterwards though, so better than nothing. Also I like the old school nvl text style, it was a nice touch. I will look forward milk+visual next work!
i really enjoyed this vn, it was one of my favorites i read last year. i recently wrapped it up with the additional story. mercy's struggles of being ostracized and trapped in cycles of abuse really resonated with me, along with a lot of the conflicts from/between other characters. i found myself wondering about a lot of loose ends at the end of the main story but the extra info and adiaphoron tied up a lot of them for me while solidifying details about the town, the twins' family, and the world itself. im glad i read them! we have to sing for ourselves and create our own songs!
finally some good funkin yuri
When I first saw this game on Steam, my first thought was "I know this style from somewhere..." And I did because it was a visual novel on itch.io I saw a long time ago that I never got around to reading. So I finally gave it a try. I think the themes this work was exploring was executed pretty well. All the characters were so flawed in good and especially terrible ways, and was interesting to follow. Atmosphere was done well, especially for some of the more unnerving parts. Adiaphoron as a whole was also pretty well written. I am glad I got to give this VN a chance. I enjoyed it. [spoiler]Poor Delilah not getting her chance of a kiss with Mercy in Adiaphoron lol, though Nina and Mercy are a bit sweet[/spoiler]
免费 有成就 没中文 有免费DLC 无声之地 - 偏远之地的现代塞勒姆 - milk+ visual 首部也是人气最高的百合向作品 ——《无声之地 - 偏远之地的现代塞勒姆 -》,现已登陆 Steam! 故事 尽管身边歌声不断,她的世界却始终无声。 法达,一座与世隔绝的小村庄,人们过着缓慢悠闲的日子,彼此交谈、一同进餐,将一生奉献给圣典。全村仅有 145 人,由盘踞在山顶教堂里、名为 “团契” 的小型神职团体统治。他们信奉一位由两部分构成的守护之神:代表防御力量的 “屏障”,与代表攻击力量的 “驱逐”。 在这个必须融入集体才能生存的狭小世界里,少女默西却始终被排斥。她从小就能看见常人无法看见的事物,在失去双亲后被团契收留。十岁那年,她的异象突然恶化,引发了村民的恐慌。大祭司与圣女最终裁定,对付这一诅咒的唯一方法,就是强行施以 “治疗”。 换言之,就是将默西孤立,直到她不再看见那些东西。 如今十五岁的默西,早已变得麻木空洞。她在学校上学,却不断遭到同学欺凌 —— 有人真心惧怕她,更多人则只是把她当作最容易下手的目标。第二十五代圣女的突然离世震惊了整个村庄,许多人认为是默西的诅咒在蔓延,对她的欺凌也愈发变本加厉。直到某天,大祭司宣告,神赐给他们两位年轻圣女,而非一位。 第二天放学后,其中一人叫住了默西。 “我也看得见。” 角色 默西 眼神空洞的绿眸少女,棕色皮肤,深棕发色,神情疲惫。 八岁时父母双亡,被团契收养,现居住在教堂。为了忍受恶劣的对待,她早已封闭了自己的情感。她认为默默承受欺凌是自己庄严的宿命,除此之外,她不知道还有别的活法。 奥玛 蓝眸明亮的少女,深色皮肤,白发。 代表屏障之力的新任圣女,象征着安稳、宁静与守护。她对默西格外温柔,但这似乎只是神赋予她的天性使然。 奈恩 红眸锐利的少女,深色皮肤,白发。 代表驱逐之力的新任圣女,象征强硬防御、清除污秽与毁灭之力。她虽不亲自欺凌默西,言语却十分尖锐,总是刻意与她保持距离。 黛利拉 眼神平静的巧克力色眼眸少女,患有白斑症,黑色长发。 学校里学业与宗教课程均名列前茅的优等生,冷漠而恪守本分。她的刻板与极致优秀,源于她出身于两大神职家族之一的驱逐家族,是家中独女。 克拉拉 蓝眸圆睁的少女,橘色长发系着丝带,浅棕色皮肤。 性格怯懦,总是黏在黛利拉身边,对她言听计从。因某种心结,在黛利拉不在时会残忍地对待默西。 浮士德 栗色眼眸锐利的少年,棕色皮肤,深棕短发,总是面带戏谑笑容。 以欺负默西为乐,把全村对她的霸凌当作发泄对现实不满的出口。在同龄人中以叛逆著称。 大祭司 戴眼镜、神情严肃的白发老人。 没有名字,以铁腕统治着团契与村庄。表面仁慈,曾待默西如亲女,如今却对她十分疏远。 伊耶 面容温和的深色皮肤女性,白色长发,佩戴眼罩。 第二十五代圣女。与历代圣女一样,她同时承载神的两种力量,作为神力与神谕的媒介。 特色 超过 8 万字的经典邪教恐怖风格致郁百合故事,线性无选择叙事 复古界面与演出风格,致敬 2000 年代日式视觉小说 可自由切换 2017 年原版美术与 2023 年重绘版美术 内含为五周年特别制作、可解锁的额外尾声故事 包含光敏模式、关闭屏幕震动、音频字幕、图像描述等辅助功能 可自由开关暴力画面显示
Great visual novel, although the themes can be quite heavy. The epilogue ties everything nicely toghether.
so! i’ve had this on my backlog for a while and finally got around to it. now i’m finally finished…i have a few thoughts… overall, my feelings are positive, but it has some pretty major flaws that stop this from being great. first, its strengths. the depiction of religious extremism, cults, and abuse is compelling and unflinching. the scenes depicting this are cruel and pretty miserable to read, but i do not find them insensitive, especially when compared to similar scenes in other denpa vns (probably because this vn does not include any sexual violence like its inspirations do, so the intent behind these scenes feels less muddled. who knew you could write something brutal and bleak without resorting to sexual assault?) my favorite character is delilah. i like that she is kind to mercy despite being complicit in her abuse. i don't want to reveal too much, as this is a relatively short read, but the development of mercy and delilah's relationship after auma's arrival was very compelling to me and is probably my favorite thing about the novel. i also enjoyed the scenes between auma and mercy but they ultimately lost me in the end (more on that later.) lastly, i love how obvious its inspirations are. this is a positive, as the work feels more like a love letter to denpa instead of reheating the other vns' nachos. it's still unique and stands on its own, but i wanted to bring this up because i find it really cute (even though those games are definitely not.) unfortunately, now onto what i disliked. the ending dragged a [i]loooot[/i], and, even though i enjoyed the start of the bonus story, it also became a slog. the bonus story focuses more on world-building and explaining everything that happened, but it felt both rushed and over-explained, and i honestly wasn’t very interested in the answers. while i wasn’t completely satisfied with the way the original story ended, the bonus story felt so unnecessary and i think it would’ve worked better by being wrapped up in a short epilogue. the bonus ending also alleviates a lot of what happened in the maim story, making it inconsequential, and the aftermath of the characters was not satisfying enough to justify that. returning to auma and mercy's relationship, i thought it started very strong, but it was probably what disappointed me the most. (spoilers, since i can't discuss this without them.) [spoiler]the abuse auma inflicts on mercy feels completely out of left field and is much realisticall than what was portrayed before. i loved auma as this manipulative enabler and hoped she would maintain her personality when things inevitably deteriorated. instead, she becomes a cartoonishly evil wife-beater. i have no idea why the story took this direction. not only is it a weird writing decision, it’s also a little problematic. i love toxic yuri, but this is reminiscent of a super harmful lesbian stereotype, which i hated. i know this wasn’t the writers' intention, but it still left a bad taste in my mouth.[/spoiler] another character i have a problem with is faust (we’ll need to get into spoilers for him too.) [spoiler]as a simple antagonist he works, but i kind of hate having him be the one to deliver this vn's final message. imo that should’ve been mercy or nyn, the girls auma [i]had[/i] affected. i get what they were going for, with two abusers recognizing each other, but it just didn’t land for me. [/spoiler] finally, (and this is pretty minor) the writing sometimes felt very repetitive. even though these moments were all intentional, it often felt excessive and overstayed its welcome. all that said, i’d still recommend this. all denpa vns are pretty messy imo so in that sense this definitely fits in with the others. at least the things this vn does well are done really well.
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