/fg/ - Fangames

Found the original upload along with the creator's twitter account
https://twitter.com/lunetuki/status/1087768673291386880

>>14267
And you may want to take a look at this
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/6d2489133cc9d1c47cc2dc92f80d49c56bb4ee3f293e307f18b0665be8db76aa/detection

>>14268
Thanks dude
>>14269
Deleted it just now, didn't have any problems

>>14268
wait, so was this all put in the game by the creator themselves? what the fuck

>>14268
Virustotal just doesn't like RPGM compressed files.

Just play the game. It's stylistically slick and well made, making use of RPGM 2003 in ways I've never seen before.

Be aware that the game will give you no indications on controls or what an area entrance looks like. No spoilers on any of the areas, but know that you can interact with certain object not just with the up/down arrow keys, but also by pressing z when beside them.

The atmosphere, maps and music are really nice. It is progression-based rather than open exploration, but it's done without any *you hear a distant door unlock* bullshit. It feels as if you're openly exploring a world that slowly unravels itself.

Translating dev's tweets:

Releasing a mysterious game. To play, please install RPGMaker 2003 RPT. (I've left a link in the readme file)

Please download the game from here. The previous Google drive link doesn't work anymore.
https://mega.nz/#!e3wX1IpT!7Azc0US5BNodHlTkzlD5Q-lgAmPWoM4WExsF5Dpi3wE

I've released an update with some bug patches. Please overwrite these files on top of the original ones.
https://mega.nz/#!ii42jYJI!x8ItkrSVIvRznoVrGNWQGE9Sa6kD-KXYYI9QFRRwypQ

After attempting to load a game, there is a bug where the (ingame computer) desktop background will be black, and you'll be placed into what seems to be an empty save file.
(The youtuber >>14266 ran into this bug)
If this happens, just reload your save file again. (May be in a different save slot.) In the bugged state, it's probably not a good idea to save the game.

>>14268
>>14278
You can always run the game in a virtual machine if you want to be extra safe.

All things considered, unless the developer is actually evil or got a kickback for including spyware, those are very likely false positives.

>>14278
>It's stylistically slick
Not with that ｍｉｓｓｉｎｇｔｅｘｔｕｒｅ checkerboard garbage you see in every fangame.

>>14534
The checkerboard isn't a missing texture.

Since it's been around a year and I still love this game I'll give it a bump. I'll also summarise the above thread into a post.

Hitori plays like an exploration game in the vein of Oimostfonwy: discovering lonely alleys and buildings to find the atmosphere of night in a Japanese suburban sprawl.

>Download from here:
https://mega.nz/file/eUd1GayR#U38ScLLiLbBPqchfC2sxnm-AVoick3eeDAvMHzw9MtA

The password is 7613

I've put the base game and the bug patch into the above. But if you want to download them separately, try
https://mega.nz/#!e3wX1IpT!7Azc0US5BNodHlTkzlD5Q-lgAmPWoM4WExsF5Dpi3wE
and
https://mega.nz/#!ii42jYJI!x8ItkrSVIvRznoVrGNWQGE9Sa6kD-KXYYI9QFRRwypQ

People got scared because virustotal gave false positives, even though virustotal is known not to like RPGmaker zipfiles. Even Yume Nikki gets a few false calls.

I don't know why, but I might be the only person who's played and really loves this game.