Obidil Game

In Obidil, players become high school students traveling to a quiet town to spend their summer vacation. They'll encounter mysterious phenomena and a host of sexy girls with diverse personalities. Explore these mysteries together, solving puzzles while developing deep connections with them. Unlocking corresponding erotic scenes and animations creates an unparalleled thrill. The game utilizes a brand-new graphics engine to create exquisite graphics and character models, and is constantly being updated with more characters and erotic plots. Players can look forward to the upcoming updates.

Features:

Dynamic Consequences: Rescue a missing resident to unlock safe zones, or ignore them and risk the wrath of the town’s guardian spirit. Every decision reshapes the story.

Multiple Endings: Will you expose the town’s curse, harness its power, or become its next victim? The finale hinges on how you balance courage and survival instincts.

Eerie Aesthetic: High-contrast visuals and haunting color palettes—a blood-red moon, fog-cloaked fields—heighten tension in this minimalist yet vivid world.

Sound Design: A pulsating score blends with sudden silence as footsteps echo in empty streets, while whispers in an unknown language foreshadow danger.

Environmental Storytelling: Rotting journals, half-buried altars, and ghostly visions reveal the town’s tragic past without a single cutscene.

Coming-of-Age Struggles: Balance fear of the unknown with a teenager’s longing for independence as you question whether to flee or confront the horror.

Player Comments:

Ok, I admit it, I think that's a fun variation. It occurs to me that a game that employed a different sort of vocabulary like this, recognizable, but off, could help create an alternative world feel much like the way steampunk stories and films create an alternative reality.While I believe that the example "obstruckle" was honestly an accident, I think a better smarter writer than me could do a really entertaining game story with fun funny language variations of that type.It might even create an entirely new genre.

Not the first game mixing drawing whith HS but imo the first to succeed. Whith time we can see more content and better skills. Waiting for the next update.

Amazing artwork! I think the sprites in RPGM are custom made also. Even if there is no sexual content yet, this dev is showing enough potential. I mean... its not like some 0.0001 honey select no effort cash grab probably.The Engrish is what kills it though heh. Hopefully they get an editor/translator someday. Good luck!

The plot is fine. The dialogue....is just not good at all. This is just the nicest way of putting it I can. The MC and his sister are more or less portrayed as human garbage and completely unrelateable characters with no redeeming qualities. The sister is one thing but if you constantly want to throw yourself in front of a bus instead of letting the character win in some way, its an issue

Well I'll echo the amazing art factor but there are some improvements I would like to see.English needs a better translation or grammer check. Try using a native speaker for the final english pass to help.

Final Verdict:

You'll play as a highschool boy that have to take your summer vacation in the countryside town that will lead you to meet many mysterious phenomenons that you'll have to face and manage to surpass every obstacle through this direful summer vacation but how could you suppose to do?