Trials of Harmony ~ Experimental Visual Novel

Trials of Harmony has a unique approach to its narrative that resembles popular titles as Simulacra, Replica, and A Normal Lost Phone. The game is inspired by Danganronpa and the Zero Escape series, and it uses a mobile messaging app as its sole storytelling medium. The game's plot is dark and places you in the feet of a character held captive thousands of feet underground. Your mission is to lead a group of survivors with different backgrounds through a set of life-threatening games. You will have to solve riddles and puzzles while trying to figure out the mystery behind the abductions and the sick individual behind it. You must make crucial choices along the way that impact the story's direction, and your character's survivability depends on your score system. You must decide who stays alive and who fails the Trials of Harmony. If you enjoy games that require critical thinking and meaningful choices, Trials of Harmony is for you. You will encounter complex riddles and word-puzzles throughout the game, creating thrilling gameplay that amounts to an estimated total of ten hours. Expect to immerse yourself entirely in the plot, as the original "short" story features 43,000 words. Trials of Harmony is currently available only in English, with licenses "Schmetterling" and "What You Want (version 2)" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License. You can download the demo version on Google Play, buy it on Steam or Itch.io, or purchase it on Amazon. The game's community forum is also available for fans to discuss the game's plot and riddles. If you enjoy found phone games and narrative-focused mystery visual novels, Trials of Harmony is a must-play. Get ready to embark on an exciting journey as you solve riddles and try to survive the Trials of Harmony.