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Part travel journal, part experimental game, Melbourne: Route 96 is a short visual novel about accidentally catching a tram the wrong direction.

"If you’re honest with your camera, then a polaroid will never lie. .."

Loosely inspired by true events, the game includes snippets of real conversations overheard whilst exploring Melbourne, Australia.

FEATURES

  • Short duration (15 - 20 minutes)
  • Hand drawn graphics
  • Multi media experience with original photography & videography
  • Travel journal
Updated 14 days ago
StatusReleased
PlatformsWindows
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorLindsay Mansfield
GenreVisual Novel, Interactive Fiction
Tagsartgame, Experimental, Hand-drawn, Narrative, Psychological Horror, Ren'Py, Short, weird

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Melbourne_Route_96-1.1-pc.zip 253 MB

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I love non-fiction so I really liked the initial tram scene with overhearing people's conversations in particular, since I assume it was real. There was a nice train atmosphere to it too. And it was interesting to me seeing what kind of conversation people have there in the tram in Melbourne, since I don't get to experience that myself personally, I live in a country where I don't understand the language so people's train conversations flies past me. The deja vu scenes were an interesting choice I thought, although I admit I wished the game was more of you exploring around and hearing your thoughts and overhearing different conversations. The game ended when I declined to ride again for the third time, I didn't expect that and so I don't know if there are wildly different stuff or more stuff, I'm a scaredy cat and I didn't want to get confronted by that guy again, haha.

(+1)

Thank you so much for playing! With the exception of two, all of what you overhear on the first part of the tram ride are real conversations I overhead during two trips to Melbourne.

I've just uploaded an update that finally implements the gallery feature. If you haven't been confronted by that guy again, then I recommend downloading the update to get the true ending.

Thank you once again!