The Vigilant Villa
A downloadable game for Windows
Reasoning Suspicious Text Adventure game 《The Vigilant Villa》is coming！
The Adventure game —— 《The Vigilant Villa》，produced by the Zhixing Heyi Independent Game Studio , now has launched its demo ! The official PC version of the game will be released this summer.
《The Vigilant Villa》is a suspicious adventure game based on the classic Blizzard Mountain Story model.
Ten people of different identities who were accidentally stopped at the hilltop villa can only wait for rescue after seven days.
Strange villa, full of tulips, singing at 12 o'clock every night.
From the first bizarre suicide case, everyone stepped into a long-established trap. The ten people who seem to do not know each other and have nothing to do with each other. But as the case develops, the intricate relationship between them is revealed one after another, revealing the naked truth：love, affection, friendship ,lies, betrayal ... Who will be redeemed seven days later.
You are a third-rate novelist, with a pseudonym— Holmes, but the other side of the cheap pseudonym is your serious and fervent heart for reasoning. In this murderous villa, you will be the detective role and unremittingly pursue the truth. Find out the real murderer and disclose the truth.
In this demo you will play first two chapters of the game named—— Storm Night and Homicidal Villa
In the first two chapters, you will see Ingram Fang and other lodgers, after entering the villa encountered the first case, in the case you will see the dark side of human nature, and on the way to the truth, again and again to regain their own memories...
In this mystery Tulip Villa
Collect Clues
Find the clues the killer left in the darkness
Unlock the code
Defuse the crisis
Logical Reasoning
Make the use of clues to find out the killer and the truth
Struggle to survive
Escape from the sudden danger
The official open version of《The Vigilant Villa》 will be released this summer， pricing 7.99＄for now. The demo pack has already launched ! You are welcome to play !
From the studio:
《The Vigilant Villa》 is our first game, and after 253 days and nights, we finally developed a demo of it！
Although our game has gone through two tests, there are still some minor problems in this demo. For example, after choosing the death ending, we cannot return to the game. We need to call up the archive or select the chapter to return to the story. In this regard, we are working hard to optimize.
And we'd like to remind you that it's important to save as many files as possible as you experiencing this demo.
For this demo we did some language localization , but its not perfect yet. To be honest we can only do this much within such a short period…( The transaction of art materials is big amount of work, we will replace it by the time , we beg your excuse here from our heart)
If you have any comments or suggestions while experiencing the game, please feel free to communicate with us. We will carefully record your suggestions and feedback!
Thank you all the way support, we will continue to learn, adhere to the courage, persist in the unity of knowledge and practice.
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Development log
- 6.23 Devlog of "The Vigilant Villa"Jun 23, 2020
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I have to say I massively enjoyed this demo. Mixing a standard visual novel style with action sequences, solid puzzle-solving and a slew of Sherlock Holmes-esque sleuthing really works a treat!
Toss a bunch of great characters and some gorgeous background art into the mix and you've got a winner!
There were a couple of small issues, one involved a save point not restoring me to where I was properly (I was meant to be outside in the rain but was still inside the eponymous Villa when I loaded up), and I had to restart the game, but that was the only game-breaking bug I ran into.
The translation was a bit off at times, but I always appreciate the effort that devs put into getting their work translated into other languages, and on the whole the dialogue was well put-together enough to follow (and any times I noticed anything a bit off the mark I make sure to mention it... and I never intend to offend or be a jerk when I do that, it's the English Studies student in me coming to the surface!)
So yeah, this demo was great, absolutely criminal that nobody else has left a review here to be honest! I noticed that the full version of the game is lurking around on Steam, so I'll be making sure to snap a copy of that up soon so I can see where the story goes from here!