Drowning Cross

In this game, Jeremy embarks on a journey to discover the truth behind Leo's vanishing. There's a nagging sensation that something sinister is afoot behind the vehicular accident. Jeremy would never remain idle. There's a mystery to be resolved as the night is still young! This game is designed in the classic style of Point and Click Adventures prevalent before the turn of the millennium. This implies that players would have an inventory with an infinite amount of useful items at their disposal, dialog options to engage with, and a story to explore. In this version of the game, you can even store your thoughts in your inventory, without questioning how that works. Use these items and thoughts as you encounter different characters throughout the game. Unlike real life, social engagement is simple in this virtual world! So why exit the house when all the intrigue is right here? What can you discover in this game? Over thirty different scenes or rooms to explore, and over twelve characters to have conversations with, with the possibility for the boyfriend to appear later in the game. The game is displayed in 320x180 resolutions, in fullscreen or windowed mode, with different visual preferences available, featuring retro modes and a slightly anti-aliased mode. Furthermore, there are adult themes, original content, a strange plot, mysterious or supernatural elements, two different endings, no dead ends, and a few extra tasks for those that truly want to go above and beyond. But what is the reason for this game? This game serves as a collection of thoughts stirring inside the creator's head for various reasons. It's an unfiltered and raw representation of their thoughts, and is every bit as perplexing and convoluted as real life can be. So, perhaps you can indulge in these mysteries and appreciate them as much as the creator did when bringing them to life.