
Kirin plays the elevator game and disappears. Will her girlfriend, Asahi, be able to find her? The Elevator Game with Catgirls is a horror visual novel with point-and-click elements, inspired by the Korean urban legend, Elevator to Another World.
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The Elevator Game with Catgirls is a horror visual novel with point-and-click elements, inspired by the Korean urban legend, Elevator to Another World. 
Catgirls!
An eerie atmospheric setting
Short sessions with multiple endings (11 main + 4 secret ones)
Point-and-click elements (explore and find clues!)
Timed choices (optional)
Over 500 backgrounds
Full English voice-over
Did we mention catgirls? :)


The Elevator Game is a ritual that is said to give the player access to another world by following a strict set of rules.
Motivated by a bet made with her classmate, Asahi's girlfriend Kirin decides to give the game a try. As Asahi waits outside of the building that Kirin chose to perform the ritual in, she starts to experience some confusing and unexplainable things...
Kirin fails to return that day, or the day after. Feeling somehow guilty as though Kirin's disappearance might be her fault, Asahi determines to try and find her missing girlfriend... by playing the Elevator Game herself.
Will your choices help find her?
This game contains content that may not be appropriate for all ages. Some situations depicted might be disturbing or triggering. Player discretion is advised.

Nayru - Story & Script / Game Design / Coding
KleeBentz - Art / Character Design / 3D Modeling
Xolf - Co-writing / Coding Assistance
Marcianek - Achievement Icon Art
OddTillTheEnd - Music
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Languages: English*, Turkish*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Reviews
Hmmmm, this was a weird one. I haven't quite 100%ed it yet, just got the true ending. The art is awesome, the vibe and suspense is great. Plus, it's a good mix of visual novel and point/click adventure with a little puzzling mixed in. I think my two main issues that stopped it from being a really good game are that A. some of the paths can be a little finicky and not always trigger or require specific conditions. I had to looks stuff up twice because endings wouldn't go off for me because I just didn't do something right. B. The ending still left... quite a bit unfinished. Like, we get some small glimpse, but I feel like it wrapped up literally none of the plot points that were opened during the game? Maybe I'll get a little more from the secret endings although I doubt it. It just feels disappointing, like I was promised answers at the end of all this madness and I got none of them. At the end of the day, pretty good. Grab it if it's on sale (not the longest game but good production quality) or if you think you'll like it (you probably will), but not something I'd just recommend to anyone.
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Wishlisted based on the title alone. Finally finished the full game and I really enjoyed it. I like the creepy atmosphere, the steady progression through multiple endings, and the point-and-click investigation sections. The voice actors did a nice job, too. I feel as if a few points at the end don't quite hit like I'd hoped, but I don't think it drags the rest of the game down. Please give it a shot if you like horror and catgirls.
Entertaining and atmospheric horror visual novel, really enjoyed my time with it
I'm positive that, at times, this game can be even more disturbing than Amnesia: The Dark Descent This is a great game, it has spooky ambience, challenging puzzles and a lot of things that you wouldn't expect.
Decent game. There's the vibe is right, and a good balance of text and story advancing. A hickup, is the kind of "open to explore" implication, while actually each "branch" has to be done in a certain order. Making it tedious to progress as you'll have to re-visit things which you had the right solution at the wrong time (And thus wrongfully concluded it was a wrong solution). I was afraid this kind of cryptid explore game would have no conclusive ending, and all bad ones without much explanation. There's an end which I found decent, and could have stopped there and let imagination run for the continuity. I'm a little disappointed in the post-credit that seemed to go against the main end. While I like horror and VNs, I think this kind of concept was quite new to me and it was decent ^^
A good creepy and short VN.
I`ve pirated this game before and i sooo fu*ing loved it, i told myself i`d buy it someday. And BY GOD i was surprised when my steam bashed me with all the achievements i unlocked during my illegal playthrough XD I kinda happy cause of that. So what about the game. It is AN AMAZING Visual Novel, with great visuals and soundtrack. Gameplay is really simple, but i never saw any visual novel do it before. Playing with elevator buttons is such an odd mechanic, but developers made it into a real candy. Characters and lore are so interesting, that im even sad how abruptly it all ends, hope for a continuation. Looking forward to another playthrough 10/10
Pretty impressive. If you loved slay the princess, this might be right up your alley. I already thought I would like this, but still ended up liking it more than anticipated.
an absolutely charming little game with a beautiful soundtrack! the true ending was a bit anticlimatic outside of the interaction with kirin, but the credits song that plays is utterly beautiful and i'll definitely be adding it to my spotify playlists
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