Hidden Lives

Hidden Lives is a roaming interactive visual novel that mixes romance, mystery and urban fantasy into a campus-focused narrative. You take the role of Korrin Tang, a student who moves to Japan with his mother and discovers a dangerous secret among his classmates, then must piece together hidden truths to help them. Players explore a prestigious college setting, interact with objects and NPCs to unlock new dialogue and scenes, and follow character-driven events set against a society split by unique abilities and rival factions.

Key Features

⭐ Roaming visual novel design where Hidden Lives lets players freely explore a campus, interact with items and trigger new scenes.

⭐ A cast of memorable characters and event-driven interactions that reveal backstory and deepen relationships.

⭐ A mystery-rich romance narrative that asks players to uncover secrets and support friends through personal struggles.

⭐ A setting defined by unique abilities, with society split between heroic and villainous groups that shape the plot.

⭐ NPCs and environmental clues that reward exploration and careful conversation choices.

Advantages

✅ Hidden Lives delivers an intimate, character-first story that will appeal to players who enjoy narrative-driven gameplay and relationship mechanics.

✅ Interactive mechanics let players unlock extra dialogue and scenes by examining the world and talking to both main characters and minor NPCs.

✅ Supporters can gain early access to in-development builds and an optional adult-rated version while the game is still being completed.

✅ The developer shares updates and community channels for announcements, testing notes, and instructions for running builds on mobile devices.

Disadvantages

❎ The game is currently in development, so some content and features may be incomplete or subject to change.

❎ Adult-rated content is available only to supporters during development, limiting access for general players until full release.

❎ Mobile users may need to follow community-provided instructions to run in-development builds, which can be less straightforward than a standard storefront install.