Ghost of Tokyo
Ghost of Tokyo — a choice-driven visual novel about identity, temptation, and unseen power in the heart of the world’s most electrifying city.
I woke up in a dirty alley somewhere in Shinjuku. No name. No memories. No past. Just a pounding headache and the distant glow of Tokyo’s neon lights burning through the rain.
I don’t know who I am. But I know what I can do.
They can’t see me. I walk right past them — through crowded streets, into locked rooms, behind closed doors. I’m the shadow they never notice. The breath on their neck they can’t explain. The Ghost of Tokyo.
Every street, every room, every encounter becomes a choice. Do I observe… or intervene? Do I remain invisible… or leave a trace? Do I resist temptation… or give in to it?
From quiet college campuses to luxury apartments, from hidden love hotels to late-night izakayas — every location hides new paths, new encounters, and new consequences. The women I meet each have their own lives, routines, and secrets… and how I choose to interact with them shapes what unfolds next.
Some moments are fleeting. Others change everything.
The more I explore, the more I realize: this isn’t just about finding my past.
It’s about deciding who I want to become.
Features:
Choice-Driven Narrative — Your decisions shape events, encounters, and outcomes, leading to multiple paths and endings.
First-Person Immersion — Experience the world entirely through the perspective of an unseen observer.
Dynamic Encounters — Characters react differently depending on your actions, timing, and level of involvement.
Tokyo Neon Atmosphere — Rich, hand-crafted backgrounds inspired by real and stylized Tokyo nightlife.
Adult Themes — Seduction, moral ambiguity, power, and the consequences of crossing invisible boundaries.
Exploration & Freedom — Choose where to go, who to follow, and how far to push your abilities.
High-Quality Visuals & Animation — Detailed CGs and fluid animated scenes enhance key moments.
When no one can see you… every choice becomes a test.
How far will you go when nobody can see you? Welcome to Tokyo. Nobody knows you’re here…
…yet.
