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– A visual novel by Kiki, a fictional sound-oriented visual novel project inspired by traditional folk music.
– The pace of the story is driven by music; only through listening to the soundtrack can the player’s actions affect the narrative.
– A branching dialogue tree with over 100 possible endings that interact with the songs and images.
– 2-3 hours of gameplay; the game can be completed in as little as 1 hour.
– An abundance of items and secrets to uncover.
– 2 unique and fun characters with their own functions to keep the player immersed.
Recommended games: “The Letter”, “The Mosquito Cage”, “In The Forest”, and “The Godforsaken World”
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Try it on your phone via Google Play and other platforms, or play on your computer by downloading the VNDB version.
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Includes:
– System requirements
– Soundtrack
– Change Log
– Credits
– Support
– Downloadable posters
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Play more games from Kiki:
The Letter
The Mosquito Cage
In The Forest
The Godforsaken World
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Playable on Windows, Linux and MacOS.
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A collection of three visual novel soundtracks (The Letter, The Mosquito Cage and In The Forest), and a bundle containing all three!
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By VodkaNoIR, creator of The Haunt of Madness: A Shattered Land

What a long week this was. And yet, it was all worth it because #NaNoRenO is just a week away! And this is only the second short I’ve participated in (the first being The Haunt of Madness: A Shattered Land). I can hardly wait to share it with the world and I hope you’re excited about it too! Let’s do this!
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The game is called “Fare Thee Well Crack Free Download” which means something like “Goodbye” in Spanish. This song, however, is not associated with me, it’s just a traditional folk song I happened to know. I don’t use any copyrighted material in this game other than the song and a couple of the lyrics of that song. I’ve used some pictures of Mexico (they’re public domain). Please don’t use any pictures of people you don’t own!
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The game is a 3 act visual novel with a mix of gameplay, character interactions and artwork.
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The story:
In the winter of 1967, a young man enters out of the snowy night into a bar in the sleepy town of Cedar on the northern frontier of Maine. He takes off his gloves and rubs his hands together. He slips out a golden pocket watch from inside his coat, checks the time, and gently places it back. Closing his tired eyes, he stops to think. He is a wanderer cursed with eternal youth, sent out by fate forever to roam the world, never to find a home.

Visual novel with character interaction.
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Keegan is a wandering man that lives in an old cabin at the edge of the forest. He has very short hair, and is wearing a really old, typical looking pair of jeans. He’s got a very calm and calm nature, and isn’t bothered by a lot of things. As a wanderer, he doesn’t take anything for granted. While he keeps himself alive, he eats when he can find food. He eventually encounters a man named Alan and becomes friends with him
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WELCOME TO FARE THEE WELL!

It’s that time of year again: it’s time for the yearly RenFaire, a festival of high culture and partying in a carnival-like setting.

This year’s RenFaire has been especially pleasant, as the wanderer has come upon a new place to stay. It’s a small inn and, as he walks down the cobblestone road from the town square, his eyes are drawn to a sign with a picture of a glove hanging above a doorway. He pushes on the creaking door and enters. There is an old woman behind the counter, grumbling over the last batch of earmuffs. On the far wall is a sign with the picture of a glove, with a pair hanging over the doorway.

The wanderer greets the old woman and asks for a room for the night. To his surprise, she turns and smiles at him. “Yes,” she says, “your inn is on the way to something very special.”

The wanderer hangs his gloves on the doorknob of his new room and takes a seat at the table by the fireplace. He checks the time on his watch again.

Meanwhile, at the far end of town, the girl finishes singing the chorus to the upcoming song, her boots making soft thuds on the bare wooden floor.

She is dressed in a green dress with dark brown sleeves, a blue sash, and a red petticoat. Her red hair hangs down in strands and she draws the eyes of everyone who walks by her. The wanderer wonders where she comes from. Perhaps from far away, far away, over the sea.

The girl continues singing,

She sings of a new, old land

Beyond a far, far sea.

The wanderer continues to think, a drink in his hand.

Somewhere, out of sight, the old woman laughs, her face bright red. “The star of your performance tonight, Stephen, is someone I’ve known for many years,” she tells him. “After all, she was the star of my youth.”

The wanderer nods and chuckles softly as she sits down to tell him more about the girl’s voice.

“What is her name?”

The old woman thinks about it. “I have no idea. I think I’ve never had to ask. Everyone knows her name.”

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