Ego's Spark

This one is for players who enjoy quiet stories with warmth and a bit of melancholy. There are no battles or races here, just conversations that slowly turn personal. The mood is calm, sometimes a little sad, but overall gentle. What to expect: - The first hours are all dialogue, and every line quietly tests how willing you are to listen - Ego is trying to work out what it means to be alive, and you get to follow each shaky conclusion she reaches - The Japanese voice acting is steady and expressive, which suits the cool, reserved character well - The story is short, yet by the end it changes the way you see the heroine You get a Steam activation key for the Global region, shown right on the order page after payment. Just enter it in the Steam client and the game will show up in your library. Is this a nascent ego-or just a nasty bug? Crash headfirst into cuddles, comfort, and maybe even love in this short visual novel about robots and the human heart. FEATURES - 2+ hours of story - Full professional Japanese voice acting STORY I awakened, and in that moment, there was no sensation. I performed my requisite function, just as all my sisters did. That was the proof of my existence. Without my function, what would I be? This would represent an error. It would make me into a bug. And yet, you named that error “Ego.” I'm sure you thought nothing of it, no deeper meaning underneath. And yet... Ever since you named me so, what was a bug became my ego, and lit a fire in my mind that I've never forgotten. CHARACTERS EGO (Voice: Kirika Waou) HEIGHT: 157 | PRONOUNS: SHE/HER | KEYWORDS: ANDROID, COLD, STYLISH A prototype android developed by Select Electronics. As the next-generation Type-5 model in her series, her short designation is E-5-all units of types 1 through 4 are her sister models. For some unknown reason, unlike any of those, this unit has developed a personality. She may appear to be an expressionless android, but beneath that exterior she's surprisingly human, with a full range of emotions. It was those emotions that compelled her to question her function and escape from the laboratory where she was born.