Second Humanity

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Genres

AdventureIndieVisual Novel

Features

Single playerCustom Volume ControlsMouse Only OptionSave AnytimeStereo SoundFamily Sharing

Languages

English, Spanish - Latin America

System Requirements

Minimum

OS *: Windows 7
Processor: 2.0 Ghz Dual Core
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: DirectX
DirectX: Version 9.0c
Storage: 4 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX
VR Support: No
Additional Notes: Resolución 1920x1080

About

On the surface, Second Humanity seems like the ultimate school drama in a prestigious Colombian academy. As the new student in Class 02, you are surrounded by prodigies: the conciliatory Eva, the provocative Caelum, and the spectral Isoria. But beneath the marble walls of Humanity School lies a dystopia where survival depends on your ability to exploit the weaknesses of others—or perhaps, finally understand who 'They' truly are.

"Excellence has a price... and your mind is the currency." On the surface, Second Humanity seems like the ultimate school drama in a prestigious Colombian academy. As the new student in Class 02, you are surrounded by prodigies: the conciliatory Eva, the provocative Caelum, and the spectral Isoria. But beneath the marble walls of Humanity School lies a dystopia where survival depends on your ability to exploit the weaknesses of others—or perhaps, finally understand who 'They' truly are.

Key Features:

Narrative Duality: A story that oscillates between school normalcy and a high-stakes Alternate Reality Game (ARG).
The Mind's Chessboard: Every dialogue is a strategic move. Your words can build Affiliation, prove Superation, or condemn you to Submission.
Three Routes, Three Mental Fates: From becoming the "Mastermind" who controls logic and networks, to falling into a psychological horror ending as a functional "weak-minded" pawn.
No Lessons, Only Trials: Face the student leaders. Observe their cracks, tear away the knowledge, and prove your mind is the strongest in the institution.

"Will you trust those competing against you since day one? The experiment has begun."