Prison Glow is a 2D realistic suspense pixel visual novel about a wrongfully imprisoned girl. Facing seemingly solid charges, she accepts a plea deal for a lighter sentence and waits quietly behind bars for the truth.
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プレイヤー数024時間で—
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24時間—7日間—トレンド横ばい
レビュー4件のレビュー
75.0%4 user reviews
好評3件不評1件
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7枚の画像
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リリース日2026年4月18日5か月前にリリース
開発元KromiXXパブリッシャーKromiXXジャンルアドベンチャーインディーカジュアル
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プレイヤー数更新:9月19日 02:55 UTC · ストアデータ:9月22日 09:49 UTC · ソース:SteamWebAPI
Within the high walls, the truth never sleeps.
Prison Glow is a 2D realistic suspense pixel visual novel that tells the story of a girl who suddenly suffers a misfortune and is wrongfully imprisoned. Players take on the role of Judy, navigating a non-linear, multi-timeline narrative to piece together fragmented memories and clues through dialogue and careful observation. She uncovers the truth across different stages of her life and her family’s past.
The game builds its atmosphere with realistic pixel art, guiding players through a suspenseful narrative spanning different life phases, exploring the intertwined fate of humanity, conspiracy, and family secrets while searching for hidden clues in an oppressive environment. Past memories, the attitudes of those around her, and seemingly irrelevant details gradually come together to reveal the full picture.
The story revolves around conspiracy, human nature, and family secrets, unfolding layer by layer with growing tension. As the investigation deepens, more and more hidden truths emerge, and everything that once seemed reasonable begins to crumble.
Past memories, buried histories, and deep family secrets linger between the lines of this novel, waiting for her to uncover them with her own hands.
Reveal? Or conceal?
As the story progresses, the truth gradually comes to light, and every choice the protagonist makes will lead the plot toward its sole ending.
Every stroke left in the painting is the only proof that wishes for me to grow up well.