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About Ad Nauseam

Ad Nauseam is a choice-driven psychological thriller about Tsurine, an amnesiac recovering from intense reconstructive surgery. She searches for her missing family and for the circumstances surrounding her mutilation, but becomes caught in a conspiracy larger than she expected. The game takes place in a strange medical-themed world resembling an endless, liminal hospital, where real and mental horrors intermingle.

Explore Sanitoria

Sanitoria has its own rules, cultures, conditions, history and supernatural happenings. You explore inhabited and abandoned rooms, atriums, stores and vistas, find secret rooms and characters, read documents about strange events, and question a large cast to piece together an interwoven narrative. Exploration areas offer multiple solutions, and choices branch across hundreds of moments, large and small.

Choices and combat

The game combines visual novel, RPG and point-and-click elements with features of immersive sims. Its combat system blends into the story and has no failstates. Choices are remembered and can carry into later entries in the series, shaping a distinct run.

Romance routes

Tsurine can pursue one of four major romance routes. Each character has a significant influence on the story and can help in combat; the routes develop as slow-burn yuri romances.

Style and soundtrack

The world draws on Yami Kawaii, Liminality, Traumacore, and Modern and Pastel Goth aesthetics. Its long, varied soundtrack combines Breakcore, Hyperpop, Witch House and Scenecore.

Chapters

Ad Nauseam is a quadrilogy of four games called Collections, each made up of four chapters called Discs. The current release, Ad Nauseam - the Wrong Side, contains the first three Discs in full; Disc 4 is planned as a free update when complete.

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