Head AS Code (v1.0.1)

A locked-room death game turns an apparently absurd dating premise into a tense psychological thriller. Simon Fournier wakes on April 22, 2022, trapped in an unfamiliar place with friends, strangers, and people he has every reason to fear. The group is ordered to take part in the so-called Dating Game, but failure carries a literal death sentence, making every conversation feel like a potential trap. Head AS Code builds its suspense around paranoia: nobody knows who is trustworthy, what the masked presence known as Smiley wants, or whether the enemy is already standing beside them.

Players guide Simon through a branching visual-novel narrative where dialogue decisions can reshape alliances, expose clues, and push the cast toward survival or disaster. Interactive Active Searches break up the reading by letting you choose whom to question and which objects to inspect; optional scenes can be skipped, but doing so may mean walking past useful context. Choices carry real weight rather than simply changing a line or two, and the story automatically records progress as routes unfold. After reaching an ending, an expanding flowchart lets you revisit previously seen scenes directly, making route-hunting far less tedious than replaying the entire story from the beginning.

Nineteen endings give the mystery substantial replay value, with different decisions revealing alternate outcomes and additional angles on the central conspiracy. Its strongest appeal lies in the uneasy social pressure: the threat is not only the rules of the game, but the possibility that suspicion, panic, and bad assumptions destroy the group first. The presentation is aimed at readers who enjoy dark, choice-driven stories more than action-heavy gameplay, especially fans of Danganronpa-style death-game mysteries and visual novels built around route exploration. Newcomers can follow the main path without much mechanical friction, while completionists get a clear, practical system for chasing every branch and uncovering the full truth.