Smallwood

Smallwood is an adult-oriented visual novel game. It tells the adventure story of a young man from an external affairs group, offering players a thrilling and exciting journey. In Smallwood, players will follow the perspective of this young man, experiencing the various troubles common to his peers as an ordinary high school student. Besides the main storyline, the town is filled with various side quests, allowing you to explore these layers, uncover hidden connections, and deepen your understanding of the core mystery. Furthermore, the game utilizes advanced AI technology to generate various smooth CG scenes.

Highlights:

AI-Generated Adult Content: Experience unique and unpredictable erotic scenes powered by advanced AI.

Branching Narrative: Your choices matter as you shape Clark's story through multiple endings.

Sci-Fi Parody: Enjoy a humorous take on alien tropes, meteor-powered threats, and small-town secrets.

Features:

Alien Heritage Unveiled: Clark’s ordinary life shatters as he discovers his extraterrestrial roots, thrusting him into a mission that challenges his humanity. This foundational plot drives the game’s exploration of identity, responsibility, and the weight of unseen legacies.

Dark Alter-Ego Dynamics: In moments of crisis, Clark’s hidden persona emerges—granting him crucial power but at a "terrible cost." This mechanic mirrors a psychological struggle, where relying on the alter-ego impacts relationships and story outcomes, blending tactical choices with emotional depth.

Smallwood’s Hidden Intrigues: Beyond the main arc, the town brims with subplots: clandestine romances, meteor-induced anomalies, and residents masking their own secrets. Players can dive into these layers to uncover hidden ties that amplify the central mystery.

Tips and Tricks:

Branching Dialogue Systems: Interactions with classmates, suspects, and allies feature multi-path responses that shift character alliances. A single exchange might expose a clue about the meteor threats or permanently alter how key figures perceive Clark’s motives.

Investigation Mechanics: Players gather evidence by examining meteor-affected zones or probing school environments, piecing together clues to confront adversaries. These sequences balance puzzle-solving with narrative tension, rewarding observant players with breakthrough revelations.

Resource and Relationship Balancing: Managing Clark’s time—between school obligations, alien missions, and social ties—shapes his abilities and endings. Neglecting friendships might weaken support during crises, while overusing the alter-ego could lead to irreversible story shifts.

Changelog:

v0.2.1

Added Chapter 4(~8000 Words)

Added 4 small Minigames(16 CGs & many ‘hotspot’ buttons)

Added 37 New CGs

Added 8 New Unique Character Sprites

Added 1 New Character

Added New Game Logo(A Stylized S)

Technical Improvements:

Added customizable ‘hotspot’ buttons that uses invisible click zones defined by exact screen coordinates (rectangles or polygons), this replaces many button overlays that require CGs, thus saving space.

Added logic that automatically handles prefixes for any CG type, allowing me to use any prefix for any CG without them being predefined.