Butterfly//Circuit

Butterfly//Circuit immerses players in the dark underbelly of Tsentropolis. The cybergothic kinetic visual novel offers a dark psychological journey. Amelia Morrison, our main character, lives in a world of gray concrete and routine. However, the city hides a sinister essence. Beneath its surface lies a web of secrets and power struggles. Amelia’s past haunts her. Tsentropol becomes a refuge for her, a place where she can bury her memories. But the city turns out to be a treacherous mistress. As she sinks deeper, the line between reality and illusion blurs. People once familiar turn into shadows. Trust becomes a luxury.

The influence of Lain and Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni’s serial experiments runs deep into the game’s DNA. There’s a David Lynchian mystique to the atmosphere. MVU support enhances the kinetic nature of the experience. Centropol is a character in itself. The labyrinth of concrete and glass reflects the inner turmoil of the characters. The city’s pulse quickens as Amelia unravels the mystery. Each revelation brings her closer to the truth, but at the same time moves her away from safety. The title hangs in the air like a tantalizing question mark. Amelia’s journey is one of isolation and discovery. The world of Butterfly//Circuit is a dark, unforgiving place. However, in its shadow glimmers a story of resilience and hope. The game offers a harsh commentary on surveillance, control and the human condition.