Three doctors, one patient, and a discharge no one is going to sign. A yandere romance visual novel with three routes and six endings. You play Niko, a patient admitted to hospital for the nth time this year, and three specialists have decided that this admission belongs to them.
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A yandere romance visual novel with three routes and six endings. You play Niko, a patient admitted to hospital for the nth time this year, and three specialists have decided that this admission belongs to them.
01 · EXAMSage, Amia, and Robin each look at Niko and each find a reason he should not be discharged. The prologue walks you through all three rooms in order, and the one answer that gives a doctor his opening is also the one that locks you into his route.
02 · THREESage is clinical. Amia is warm in a way that costs you. Robin is the optometrist who reads symptoms out loud like a diagnosis and a compliment at the same time. The game is about which one of those you would prefer.
03 · ROUTEEach route is four chapters long, and the writing does not signal which choices matter. The story is short enough that a second run is a reasonable way to see the other side of it.
04 · SIXNothing on screen displays the two counts the game is keeping. The heart and the vials beside the dialogue box are part of the artwork, not a meter. By the final chapter, the obsession total decides which ending you get.
A yandere romance visual novel with three routes, six endings, and seven story CGs, told from the perspective of Niko, a patient admitted to hospital again. There is no combat or puzzle solving. You read, and at fixed moments you choose how Niko answers the doctor in front of him.
During each doctor's examination there is one answer that gives them the excuse they were waiting for. Take it and the chapter cuts to that doctor's route. Deflect everyone and the story hands you to Robin by default.
Six. Every route resolves into either an affection ending or an obsession ending, and both are fully written scenes with their own illustration.
No. DNR: Do Not Reciprocate is intended for mature audiences and includes medical malpractice, drugging, forced procedures, hypnosis, and the possessive behaviour the genre is named for. The obsession endings lean hardest into those themes.
