Fourteen young adults find themselves trapped in a building, all accused of being criminals. The only way to escape is by proving their worth and potential for improvement. Discover the motives of the other participants and judge who gets to live or die.

## About This Game
“What you ‘ve done would normally not be forgiven.”
“But because we’re so very, very generous…”
“We answered your pleas and are giving you a second chance.”
“You can try and prove that you deserve to be alive.”

Saeva, a socially anxious teenager, finds himself trapped in a building along
with 13 other young adults. They are all accused of being criminals and are
told the only way to escape is by proving their worth and potential for
improvement.

Saeva is fairly confident he’s innocent, but can the same be said about
everyone else?

* Dive deep into the psychology and philosophy of 14 different (supposed) criminals! What led them to do what they did?
* Solve escape room puzzles! Build a sense of solidarity with the other participants by overcoming various tasks together. (For visual novel-purists, there is an option that lets you skip the most challenging puzzles.)
* Prove your debate skills! The majority decides who gets left behind, so it’s up to you to convince them who that is. Change the tides of a debate by strategically attacking or defending the right opponents.
* Make use of the flow chart! Rather than juggling countless save files, see which choices and endings you’re missing at a single glance. This makes completing every route as straightforward as possible.

Artificial Selection