In some dialogue scenes, I'll try to use the screen zoom at 200%, emphasizing the characters' emotions and actions. This will also be used occasionally in free-form gameplay (where appropriate, for example, in horror scenes).

Unlike the Lisa Demo, this version also features a fight with Beady. He's the first mutant Brad encounters. He can't be killed, but interesting outcomes are possible, which are important. The video demonstrates one of the game's "endings." Work continues!

I had the idea to create a simple, yet original mod for Pointless, but for a number of reasons I had to cancel it. Even though it only took a day to create the mod in its current form, balancing it is incredibly difficult and time-consuming.

This time, I'll touch on the topic of variability. In this case, it's about whether Brad accepted Terry into the team or not. Of course, the Brad Route can be completed even if Brad doesn't have a team or if his team members are dead.

One of the "little scenes" in the reworked prologue. (Or rather, half a scene.)

In this scene, the player also meets a slightly older Nancy.

I'd like to wish the Lisa Community a Happy New Year and Christmas.

May everyone be filled with joy these holidays, and may the darkest corners of the Olathe world not overwhelm you.

A huge thank you to my friend "Myakushka" for this wonderful piece of art. There are actually many more fanarts out there, but this image is the most canonical for June. (Her appearance and calm character).

Work on the game is actively ongoing. And no, this isn't a remake of Painful; it's still "FOoO". Or rather, what will be canon to it. The current plot follows an alternate narrative for the game, inspired by the Painful Kickstarter version of the game.

W.i.P. As the main characters' journey unfolds, I constantly want to add little touches like these. I think this helps make the characters more believable.

It's really important to me to make the characters engaging.

Updated cutscene for Brad's arc. (WiP)

I'm currently working on flashbacks of Nancy's childhood and her growth.

Below are answers to any questions you might have.