A mystery visual novel taking place aboard the underwater train Marine Express. Follow student Ranko Togawa on her quest to find the culprit on the murder of an accompanying teacher… with lots of surprises along the way!
## About This Game
Murder on the Marine Express is a visual novel game and the first
installment of The Mysteries of Ranko Togawa series.
The St. Joachim Academy for elite girls booked the maiden voyage of the new
Marine Express submarine train, which runs along the ocean floor from the
sunny California all the way to the Japanese coast. The journey seems like the
perfect opportunity to enjoy the beautiful underwater views, learn a bit more
about marine biology and, ultimately, relax from the usual school life.
However, the idyllic travel turns into a nightmare when one of the
accompanying teachers appears dead in his room. Who could have killed the most
popular and beloved professor in the academy?
Ranko Togawa, a grumpy student but with a great sense of responsibility,
decides to investigate the events accompanied by her friend Astrid to clear
the name of the main suspect in the case. Of course, it won’t be that simple.
As the number of victims keeps growing, the possibility of facing a serial
killer becomes more real and chaos slowly takes over the train. Ranko will
have to make the most of the time to find out the truth and prevent the
mysterious murderer from continuing to act unrestricted, though not all the
answers in this mess will be to her liking…
Learn the secrets hidden in the Marine Express and discover the culprit in
this story of tragedy, surprises and lots of humor!
[FEATURES]
► A mystery visual novel with classic locked-space whodunit development
following the style of popular detective fiction.
► A story in 5 chapters offering 3-4 hours of reading.
► Retro-feel graphics with pixel art in the style of old text adventure games.
► Large cast of charismatic characters with humorous dialogues.
► Side conversations on Ranko’s phone which help to understand the situation
on the train and know more about the students of St. Joachim.
► Texts in English and Spanish, also in more languages in the near future.