Operation NOVEL

Numbuh 62's (Anon) assignment should've been a simple one; Testing experimental weaponry, keeping the armory up to standard, and provide security detail to Sector-G, one of the most technologically advanced R&D facilities within the organization .SHOULD'VE, being the keyword.It would have been, if not for the fact that his teammates, while nice enough girls, were either manic, secretive, and/or morally-ambiguous at the *best* of times (and outright bonkers at the *worst* of times).  Keeping up with them is enough to drive the poor guy crazy, almost as crazy as they are.ALMOST, being the keyword.Living with the day-to-day insanity of spontaneous explosions, secret cameras, and scientific monstrosities has taken its mental toll on the young operative. However, knowing that he is the only thing standing between his teammates and who knows WHAT they might do to the rest of...well...the world, he does his best to try and keep things normal (Or rather, as normal things can get at Sector-G).TRY, being the keyword.

Features:

An engaging and immersive story, faithfully inspired by the original show.

A cast of memorable characters (and a Neapolitan assortment of craziness).

Unlockable CG's and Animations.

Original Soundtrack and Music Player.

In-Game Codex and Archives that provide additional details about the world and its characters.

Hours of content for the base game, in addition to Iterative episode releases.

Highlights:

Morally Ambiguous: May make decisions that violate ethics.

Dynamic network: Players' choices affect teammates' trust, mission success or failure, and even the overall outcome.

Resource management: Balancing weapon testing, security maintenance, and emergency response.

Moral dilemma: making difficult choices between restraining teammates and protecting the world.

Black humor: Relieve tension through exaggerated crazy behavior and absurd dialogue.

Psychological oppression: The protagonist's gradually collapsing inner scenes and environmental details (such as explosions, monsters) enhance immersion.

Changelog:

Hey y’all, Irrelevant here!The update is LIVE, and we’ve got some cool new stuff to go over. Let’s break it down:

The Recordings Section

A lot of y’all pointed out some confusion around the Recordings—whether they existed at all, why they weren’t in the game itself, or just weird inconsistencies. So, we took another look and gave them a bit of a revamp!

Now they unlock over the course of the game—no more guessing.

We added some new ones to help fill in extra context.

They’ve been moved to the Archives alongside all the other unlockables.

The cool thing is, we can update these whenever we want, so don’t take this as the final list. Some even have their own CGs now, so we’re looking forward to seeing y’all discover more about them.

Comics & Concept Art Gallery

For all the NERD nerds (and for the team members who wanted to flex a little), the Comics & Concept Art Gallery is here! Get a behind-the-scenes look at designs, sketches, and even some extra stories featuring the cast. If you’re deep into seeing how things came along, then that'll be up your alley.

Rupert Rampage and Next Steps

Now that this update is out, we’re shifting focus to the next Rupert Rampage episode. We’re already about 85%(-ish) done, but we’re waiting on some last-minute things before handing it over to the test group for a proper once-over.

We’re not trying to pull a [INSERT BETHESDA TITLE HERE], so we’re taking our time to make sure it plays out well. Especially since this ended up being a bigger release than Scout Squabble—which is saying something. Expect more updates soon, and maybe even a sneak peek or two.

Also, I’ll still be rolling out smaller patches to fix things up, rework older scenes, and make general improvements. If y’all run into anything that feels off while playing, drop a comment here or on the main page!

And Last But Not Least… Season 1 Cast Q&A!

So those questions we asked y'all to ask us to ask the characters? Now they've broke the 4th wall to answer them! No, literally.

You’ll find their responses in the Recordings Section, which unlocks after you beat the game once. If you’ve already unlocked all the episodes, the Q&A should be available to you right now.

But if you want... we can also just put them here too.

But why didn't you do a video for Numbuh 78 or-

Cause y'all didn't ask them any questions. Hey, don't look at me, Dive was surprised too.

SO, in conclusion...

TL;DR: Update’s out! Check out the Recordings Section, explore the Comics & Concept Art Gallery, and stay tuned for more Rupert Rampage news.

Comments:

Honestly? One of the best visual novels on the website. I know it's been slow-going, but the quality of art, writing, and code speaks for itself (especially those first 2). Can't wait until the game has enough content for me to *really* sink my teeth into and get really attached to these awesome characters.

I love this game its just perfect i have no faults with it but others might especially those who try to get things taken down just because they dont agree with it but i hope it stays and i have one question is season two going to be in the same download or is it going to be like a separate one called season two.

Ive left my praise here before, but its worth doing it again for this latest update. An excellently crafted game, that both excels in the adult aspects, and really *feels* like KND, which is something for which I cant give enough kudos. If your on the fence, give it a try. This is a good game!

after playing this version I say I deserved the wait It gave me more than what I asked for so thanks and if I say something that I wish in future updates is the call between NUMBuh 202 and NUMBuh 78 after the sector X got defeated I think It will be better for it to be similar to the first call you know with the models of the characters being shown with the Expressions of the characters I hope that my point is cleard.